Cocktail of prostate drugs could shrink tumours and cuts deaths by a QUARTER, ...
New prostate drug hope: Cocktail of medications could shrink tumours and cuts deaths by a QUARTER, trial shows A new combination of prostate cancer drugs can cut deaths and shrink tumours Patients given two different pills were three times more likely to have remission Cancer research and NHS doctors have described their findings as 'promising'
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Thousands of men could benefit from a new combination of prostate cancer drugs which cut deaths and shrink tumours.
Patients given two different pills were three times more likely to experience complete remission than those given only one, a trial found.
They were also 23 per cent less likely to die or see their tumour grow or spread.
Doctors at the Institute of Cancer Research and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust described their findings as 'promising'.
Thousands of men could benefit from a new combination of prostate cancer drugs which cut deaths and
