
Early, targeted therapies reshape outcomes in metastatic prostate cancer
Advances in metastatic prostate cancer—earlier use of combination hormone therapy, targeted drugs, improved imaging with PSMA PET, and newer treatments like radioligand therapy and PARP inhibitors for eligible mutations—are extending survival. Biden’s case highlights how personalized, multidisciplinary care can manage the disease even when it has spread to bones and other organs. While outcomes vary by tumor biology and patient health, most men can live longer with fewer but meaningful side effects, though bone health and quality-of-life considerations remain important.



