
An analysis found that postprogression access to effective therapy was associated with smaller OS benefits in targeted therapy trials but not in immunotherapy trials.

Daniel Araujo, MD, is a genitourinary medical oncologist at the University of Florida.

An analysis found that postprogression access to effective therapy was associated with smaller OS benefits in targeted therapy trials but not in immunotherapy trials.

A cross-sectional analysis of 52 first-line trials found post-progression access to effective therapy correlated with OS benefit in targeted therapy but not checkpoint blockade.