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Management of fatigue, cognition/dementia Lake of the Isles Charles J. Ryan, M.D. Professor of Medicine B.J. Kennedy Chair in Clinical Medical Oncology Masonic Cancer Center University of Minnesota Disclosures relevant to this talk


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Charles J. Ryan, M.D. Professor of Medicine B.J. Kennedy Chair in Clinical Medical Oncology Masonic Cancer Center University of Minnesota

Management of fatigue, cognition/dementia

Lake of the Isles

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Disclosures relevant to this talk

  • Philanthropic Support:

– Prostate Cancer Foundation – Th!nk Different Foundation

  • Consultant (payment to institution)

– Bayer

  • Research Support

– Janssen – Sanofi Genzyme – Prostate Cancer Foundation – Movember Foundation

Lake Harriet

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Life while Androgen Deprived is not a breeze

  • Fatigue is common(40%

+ incidence)

  • Potent AR Targeting may

worsen this

  • Long term may be assoc

with Dementia/cognitive decline.

  • What is the biological

evidence of this link?

Bde Mka Ska (formerly Lake Calhoun)

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APCCC 2017: Fatigue and Cognition a key driver in mCRPC Therapy Choice

EUROPEAN UROLOGY 7 3 ( 2 01 8 ) 1 7 8 – 2 1 1 185

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Selected adverse events (AE)*:

Christopher Sweeney,MBBS

All patients at anytime

TS + NSAA N=558 TS + ENZA N=563 Serious AE rate per yr of Rx exposure 0.33 95% CI: 0.28-0.39 0.34 95% CI: 0.29-0.40 AEs of Interest N % N % Hypertension: Gde 3 24 4% 43 8% Gde 2 30 5% 60 11% Fatigue: Gde 3 4 1% 31 6% Gde 2 80 14% 142 25% Falls: Gde 3 2 <1% 6 1% Gde 2 8 1% 28 5% Syncope 7 1% 20 4% Concentration Impairment: Gde 1/2 6 1% 24 4% Any Seizure 0% 7 1% *worst grade AE shown

Enza 31% control 15%

Darolutamide 12.5% Placebo 9.6%

Fatigue: Usually at the top of the AE list!

ENZAMET ARAMIS

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Effective Rx Mitigates Fatigue:

Fatigue is both a disease and treatment factor

Chi et al From Latitude

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What is Fatigue, really?

Just fatigue or the tip of an iceberg?

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Abi, Enza, Daro, Apa – Effect on Depression/ Cognition?

Khalaf, Gleave, Chi PROC ASCO 2017 “Uptick” in Depressive Symptoms Enza > Abi ( were these at risk patients to begin with?) No significant Cognitive change based on MoCA test (relatively insensitive) But! Most patients take these >24 weeks!

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#benchpresstobedside One year randomized controlled trial (RCT) of varying exercise interventions in PCa patients undergoing ADT Exercise improves Fatigue/Vitality in those who need it most

Those with the highest baseline levels of fatigue and lowest vitality improved the most with exercise.

Taafe et al. Eur Urol. 2017 Aug;72(2):293-299.

Here’s the ‘vitality’ score

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Taafe et al. Eur Urol. 2017 Aug;72(2):293-299.

Resistance is Utile

Resistance exercise > Aerobic Only

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#BenchpresstoBedside Cancer Related Fatigue is best managed by exercise and support, not drugs.

UMN BMT Physician Shernan Holten MD - USPA national squat record and state bench and deadlift records for 82.5 kg masters Mustian et al JAMA Oncology 2017 Meta-Analysis

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#BenchpresstoBedside

Beyond Fatigue: OS Benefit? Physical Activity, disease aggressiveness and Survival

Stacy Kenfield

Ongoing GAP4 Phase III Study: high intensity aerobic and resistance training plus psychosocial vs psychosocial support alone in MCRPC

Meir Stampfer

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How could ADT Affect Cognition?

  • 2. Androgens are Neuro-Protective
  • 1. The normal brain is filled with AR
  • 3. DHT and T decline rapidly in the aging brain
  • 4. Low T In the brains assoc with Beta

Amyloid Rosario, Neuroobiol of Aging 2011

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Following 1 year of ADT: Immediate Span of Attention: 40% gap vs healthy controls Visuo-spatial Activity 50% gap vs healthy controls Executive Function 40% gap vs healthy controls

Controls “learn” and improve ADT Patients do not

Modest Cognitive Decline after 1 year of ADT: Two studies, different instruments

Alibhai JCO 2010 Gonzalez JCO 2015 a challenge

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What about ADT And Dementia* ?

Nead et al Limitations of these data

  • 1. Claims based, not clinically validated diagnoses
  • 2. Not corrected for Limited by EMR definition of

Alzheimer’s disease (both under- and over-reported).

  • 3. Does not capture the spectrum of cognitive

impairment experienced by patients * A chronic or persistent disorder of the mental processes caused by brain disease or injury and marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning. Don’t be fooled by these KM curves!

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ADT and Dementia: Hypothesis this that it arises post ADT in an at risk population Applying Polygenic Hazard Score to Cognitive Assesment in ADT Treated patients

Desikan RS, et al. (2017) Genetic assessment of age-associated Alzheimer disease risk: Development and validation of a polygenic hazard score. PLOS Medicine 14(3):

Protected At Risk

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Conceptual Framework: What about directly targeting the AR?

Genetic Effects: PHS AR polymorphisms

Patient Effects: Age Comorbidity

Drug Effects: CNS Penetration Potency of AR blockade Etc Highest Risk Individuals

Hypothesis: Cognitive Impairment on ENZA or DARA arises from the interaction of genetic and modifiable risk factors shown here.

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Alicia Morgans MD MPH

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Summary

Stone Arch Bridge Across the Mississippi River

Treatment with an ADT may be associated with fatigue and cognitive dysfunction. #benchpresstobedside Speak carefully with patients! Dementia and transient reversible cognitive dysfunction are very different processes! Claims based data suggests an association between ADT and Alzheimer’s disease Measurement of cognitive function remains challenging. Include assessments of patient reported

  • utcomes and mediators of cognitive function in

your trials. More Potent AR antagonists, while improving disease

  • utcome, may lead to compounded effects and

require detailed study.