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LUGPA 2022: Dr. Shore on the significance of genetic testing in prostate cancer
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“There’s a lot of clinical utility to genetic testing, and there are familial implications and clinical trial implications,” explains Neal Shore, MD.
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Neal Shore, MD, explains how genetic testing has become an essential component of the treatment paradigm for patients with prostate cancer. Shore is co-chairing the CME program at the 2022 LUGPA Annual Meeting, which will include a session on genetic testing. Shore is medical director for the Carolina Urologic Research Center and chief medical officer, Surgical Oncology and Urology, for Genesis Care (US).
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