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From Tissue to Treatment

Optimizing biomarker testing in prostate cancer

By Lynda Corrigan, Stephen Finn 11/05/2025 Discussion 5 min read

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Prostate cancer stands as the most frequently diagnosed cancer among men in Europe, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced biomarker testing and precision oncology. Ongoing advancements depend on multidisciplinary collaboration and patient engagement. With genetic insights illuminating treatment paths, including those impacted by homologous recombination repair changes, establishing testing protocols is vital. However, varying healthcare systems across Europe introduce challenges in biomarker accessibility, necessitating standardized yet locally adapted workflows to ensure timely and effective patient care.

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Lynda Corrigan

Consultant Medical Oncologist at Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin.

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Associate Professor, Consultant Pathologist and Principal Investigator at The University of Dublin, Trinity College and at St. James’s Hospital, Dublin.

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