The Uromigos

The Uromigos

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Broadcasting the latest developments in GU cancerHosted by Brian Rini and Tom Powles Brian Rini MD is an Ingram Professor of Medicine (Hematology/Oncology), Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer CenterTom Powles is the Director of Barts Cancer Centre, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Professor of Genitourinary Oncology, Queen Mary University of London

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The Uromigos

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www.uromigos.org

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 258: Curative radiotherapy for bladder cancer: Golden Ticket Winner #1 15.08.2023

Ananya Choudhury discussed the evidence for RT/TMT instead of surgery in muscle invasive bladder cancer. Regina Barragan-Carrillo (Golden Ticket Winner) introduces the podcast.

Episode 257: Chana Weinstock from the FDA 07.08.2023

Chana discusses her role at the FDA, how it functions and answers questions on topical issues.

Episode 256: ctDNA in urothelial studies. 27.07.2023

Mat Galski discusses the past, present and future of ctDNA in this disease.

Episode 255: How to get an academic paper accepted 26.07.2023

Walt Stadler gives tips to writing papers and navigating the review process.

Episode 254: New RCC studies at KCRS 2023 with Laurence Albiges 17.07.2023

Laurence Albiges discusses biomarker studies, new combinations and new therapies which were covered in the KCRS23 meeting in the ‘new studies' session.

Episode 253: Patients' perspectives on adjuvant and 1st line RCC 13.07.2023

Rachel Giles (chair of IKCC) describes her data from patients on these topics in RCC

Episode 252: Talazoparib and its FDA approval in CRPC 04.07.2023

Neeraj Agarwal describes the TALAPRO-2 study and relevance of the HRR biomarker in the 2 cohorts presented. A discussion regarding other PARPis and BRCA1/2 occurs

Episode 251: Final part of VEGF/TKI vs IPI/NIVO discussion 26.06.2023

Meredith Regan and David McDermott try to make sense of it all but are unexpectedly interrupted. PFS2 and TFS are covered along with previously discussed endpoints.

Episode 250: Bob Motzer discusses IPI/Nivo vs VEGF/PD1 18.06.2023

After the discussion with Mike Atkins, Bob Motzer gives his perspective of the 1st line renal cancer situation .

Episode 249: ASCO 2023 emergency podcast IPI/NIVO vs VEGF/PD1 in kidney cancer 18.06.2023

Prompted by a question during the oral kidney cancer session at ASCO, Mike Atkins explains his position. Disagreement prevails.

Episode 248: ASCO23 GU highlights 14.06.2023

Silke Gillessen joins Brian and Tom for a quick round up.

Episode 246: ASCO 2023: EV pembro and erdafitinib +/- cetrelimab in 1st line UC 05.06.2023

Shilpa Gupta discussed these 2 oral abstracts from ASCO

Episode 245: ASCO 2023 - CONTACT-03 cabozantinib +/- atezolizumab in renal cancer 05.06.2023

Toni Choueiri describes the results of this renal cancer trial exploring rechallange with immune therapy

Episode 244: ASCO 2023 PEACE-1 in CRPC 05.06.2023

Karim Fizazi described the radiotherapy component of this study.

Episode 243: ASCO 2023 TALAPRO-2: Phase 3 Study of Talazoparib + Enzalutamide 05.06.2023

ASCO 2023: TALAPRO-2: Phase 3 Study of Talazoparib + Enzalutamide

Episode 242: ASCO 2023 THOR study - erdafitinib vs chemo in bladder cancer 05.06.2023

yohann Loriot discusses this practice changing trial

Episode 241: Statistics for clinical trials 01.06.2023

Meredith Regan describes how best to interpret KM curves and comparative analysis.

Episode 240: Preview of GU Cancer at ASCO 2023 30.05.2023

A look forward to bladder, kidney and prostate cancer sessions at ASCO 2023

Episode 239: The STAMPEDE trial 22.05.2023

Nick James describes the success this practice changing multi arm prostate study with an adaptive design

Episode 238: Paper of the month: Biomarkers for neoadjuvant PD(L)1 therapy 14.05.2023

Josh Meeks describes his teams Nature Communications paper (including 11 supplementary figures).

Episode 237: 2023 AUA Highlights 09.05.2023

Tom, who failed to invite a guest, quizzes Brian on the new data from the meeting he attended.

Episode 236: ODAC for olaparib 02.05.2023

Jorge A. Garcia, MD, FACP, chairperson of the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC) for the US Food & Drug Administration, shared insight on the recent ODAC meeting where members determined that olaparib plus abiraterone as an upfront treatment for mCRPC should be restricted to patients with BRCA mutations. Dr. Garcia is a medical oncologist at the University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center an...

Episode 235: Danny Heng and the IMDC classification in renal cancer 24.04.2023

Daniel Heng, MD, MPH, FRCPC, joins us to discuss IMDC classification for renal cell carcinoma and the treatment of patients with favorable risk disease. Dr. Heng is a professor of oncology at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, and is the leader of the International mRCC Database Consortium (IMDC) which consists of data from over 9,200 patients with mRCC treated with targeted therapies f...

Episode 234: Amar Kishan, MD, on Neoadjuvant or Adjuvant Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer 19.04.2023

In the first part of our Hollywood tour, Amar Kishan, MD, joins us to discuss his recent meta-analysis published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology on the effects of concurrent adjuvant sequencing versus neoadjuvant concurrent sequencing. Dr. Kishan also gives an overview of the added benefit that androgen deprivation therapy provides when combined with radiation therapy. Dr. Kishan is the Vice C...

Episode 233: Destaques da 14ª reunião internacional brasileira de câncer urológico 15.04.2023

Karine Trindade e Fernando Maluf dão uma visão geral da reunião e dos avanços na investigação do câncer no Brasil

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