Evaluating the optimal sequence of immunotherapy and docetaxel in men with metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer.
Elias Bin Aris Chandran(National Institutes of Health), Ravi A. Madan(National Cancer Institute), Jennifer L. Marté(National Cancer Institute), Lisa M. Cordes(National Institutes of Health Clinical Center), Amy Hankin(National Institutes of Health), Marijo Bilušić(National Institutes of Health), Renee N. Donahue(National Institutes of Health), Jeffrey Schlom(National Cancer Institute), Fatima Karzai(National Institutes of Health), James L. Gulley(National Cancer Institute), Philip M. Arlen(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), William D. Figg(National Cancer Institute), Monique Williams(National Institutes of Health), Mohammad Atiq(Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Helen Owens(National Institutes of Health), William L. Dahut(National Cancer Institute)
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