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Aiming radiation precisely may buy time for men whose prostate cancer returns in a few spots

When prostate cancer comes back in only a few places, a targeted radioactive drug combined with precision radiotherapy delayed the cancer's spread in a randomised Phase 2 trial led by UCLA's Amar Kishan, published in European Urology — with no new safety concerns on longer follow-up. The idea is to treat both the tumours doctors can see and the microscopic ones they cannot, potentially postponing harsher therapy.

The upbeat factortreating the seen and the unseen at once — and buying precious time.
✓ Verified · MedicalXpress · 2026-10-13 · USA
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