🚨 Exercise improved QoL for patients on ADT for
#prostatecancer & it costs less per QALY than most cancer drugs the NHS funds 🚨
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@TheLancetOncol STAMINA trial:
👥 700 men on ADT, median age 71.6, 34% metastatic, 19% on ARPI or chemo
📊 Randomized 5:4 vs an ACTIVE comparator: optimised usual care w/ clinician training and behavioural prompts
💊 12 mo supervised aerobic + resistance exercise in community gyms, dietary advice, behavioural support, free membership
✅ FACT-P +4.5 (p=0.0004), FACT-G +3.7, above the >3 point clinically important threshold
✅ Fatigue (FACIT-F) +1.9 (p=0.0068)
✅ £13,920 to £19,077 per QALY. Median ICER for NICE-approved oncology drugs: £30,000
⚠️ Open label PROs, 97% of pts White, fatigue effect at the edge of MCID, physical outcomes unchanged
⚠️ 3 intervention-related SAEs, all recovered
🎯 This beat an already-enhanced control, in a population including metastatic pts, delivered through community gyms at scale.
👉I think many of us have been telling patients for years to exercise while on ADT to reduce side effects, now we have trial-grade data!
*The figure in this post is not from the paper, based on tabular data!!!
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