NCT03678025 - Standard systemic therapy ± definitive treatment in metastatic prostate cancer (Phase 3)
NCT05946213 - Shorter duration vs usual radiation in high-risk prostate cancer (Phase 3)
Novel Approaches
Bispecific T-cell engagers: Xaluritamig (STEAP1×CD3) and pasritamig (PSMA×CD3) — first bispecifics reaching Phase 3 in prostate cancer, targeting mCRPC after AR therapy and chemotherapy
PSMA radioligand therapy expansion: Moving from mCRPC to mHSPC (PEACE6) and oligometastatic settings
AR degraders / novel AR targets: Opevesostat (CYP11A1), mevrometostat (EZH2), rezvilutamide — targeting AR signaling through new mechanisms
PSMA PET-guided treatment: Multiple Phase 3 trials using PSMA PET to guide radiation, surgery, and systemic therapy decisions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find prostate cancer clinical trials?
Paste your medical summary into ClinTrialFinder to get AI-matched prostate cancer trials in minutes. The tool considers your disease stage (localized, mHSPC, mCRPC), BRCA/HRR status, PSMA expression, prior AR therapies, and treatment history to find the most relevant trials.
What prostate cancer trials are currently recruiting?
There are roughly 900 recruiting interventional trials for prostate cancer in May 2026, including PSMA-targeted therapies (177Lu-PSMA-617, 177Lu-TLX591, AAA817), AR-pathway agents (next-gen anti-androgens, AR degraders, opevesostat, mevrometostat), bispecific T-cell engagers (xaluritamig, pasritamig), HER2-targeted ADCs (ifinatamab deruxtecan), PARP inhibitors for BRCA/HRR-mutated tumors, and checkpoint immunotherapy combinations.
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