Decipher prostate test predicts benefit from adding hormone therapy to radiation, phase III trial shows

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Decipher Prostate Genomic Classifier can predict which patients are more likely to benefit from adding short-term ADT, or androgen deprivation therapy, to dose-escalated radiation, providing both Level 1B1 prognostic and predictive evidence, according to a retrospective ancillary analysis of the randomized phase III NRG/RTOG 0815 trial. 

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