Two New Sites Available for Early Access to Alpharadin

There are now two new, additional sites added to the Early Access Trial of the investigational treatment known as Radium-233 or Alpharadin for men with castrate resistant prostate cancer with multiple bone metastases. This post contains the most up to date and accurate information, the clinical trials.gov site is NOT currently accurate. Additionally, there are [...]

Two New Sites Open for Early/Expanded Access to Radium-233 (Alapharedin) in Fort Meyers, FL. & Philadelphia, PA

The Early/Expanded Access Committee has been continuing to work on getting additional sites open for men with advanced prostate cancer to get access to the yet unapproved drug Radium-233 Chloride (Alapharadin). Due to the hard work of this committee there are now sites in seven different states. In order to qualify for this treatment you [...]

Now an Early Access Site for Alpharedin Opens in New York

The Early Access Committee on which Malecare sits has been successful in adding an additional site in Long Island, New York to the Early Access Trial of Radium-233 Chloride (Alpharedin) for men with advanced prostate cancer who are castrate resistant and have at least two (2) bone metastases. If you are interested in this trial [...]

Another Site Added to the Early Access Program for Radium-223 Chloride (Alpharadin)

The Early Access Committee Announces an Additional Site for Radium-223 Chloride (Alpharadin) in Castration-Resistant (Hormone-Refractory) Prostate Cancer Patients With Bone Metastases We have been able to get Bayer to open another early access site for Alpharedin. This additional site is in Boston, Ma. In addition to this new site there are still three other sites. [...]

New Site from the Early/Expanded Access Committee – Alpharedin Now available at Stanford University (plus 3 other sites)

There was just a new site opened for the early/expanded access program for Alpharedin (Radium-235). The new site is at Stanford University, California. This makes a total of four sites, but most of them have not been adequately supported by the drug company, Bayer. Hopefully, this site will be better supported, but if it too [...]

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