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Advanced Prostate Cancer Therapy: Challenges With Prior Authorization and Reimbursement

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Paul Sieber, MD,Aaron Berger, MD

A more focused discussion on the specific challenges physicians or patients may face when seeking coverage or reimbursement for GnRH agonists/antagonists in prostate cancer.

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