Dr. Daneshmand reviews data from ENVISION on mytomycin for patients with intermediate-risk bladder cancer. Dr. Daneshmand talks about key studies and exciting developments in bladder cancer from the LUGPA 2024 Annual Meeting. Drs. Michael Whalen and Vincent Xu discuss potential alternative treatments for patients who are ineligible for chemotherapy. Drs. Michael Whalen and Vincent Xu discuss their recent analysis of neoadjuvant chemotherapy utilization for UTUC. In part six of this roundtable series, the panelists finish their discussion by reviewing immunotherapy in prostate cancer. In part five of this roundtable series, the panelists discuss radiopharmaceuticals in the overall landscape of mCRPC. In part four of this roundtable series, the panelists discuss CRPC and the typical patterns of presentation. Part three of this roundtable delves into genomic biomarkers and the use of doublet and triplet therapies for mHSPC. Part two of the roundtable series explores ADT and novel hormonal therapies for patients with prostate cancer. Part one of a roundtable series on prostate cancer, focusing on defining mHSPC and mCRPC. Dr. Greenstein shares insights on the overall survival benefit of apalutamide over enzalutamide in a recent real-world study. Drs. Beckermann and Barata explore the implications of the negative findings of the CONTACT-03 trial on clinical practice. In part 3 of the session, the panel discusses the latest developments in treatments for papillary kidney cancer. In the second part of the session, the panel highlights some of the most important recent developments in papillary RCC. In part one of the session, the panelists dive into an in-depth exploration and debate on the results of SUNNIFORECAST. In the final part of this session, the panel discusses the nuances of re-challenging patients with PD-1 therapies. The panel discusses the use of immunotherapy, specifically PD-1 based therapies, in renal cell carcinoma. Part two features a discussion on the timing and rationale behind conducting trials for re-challenging patients. The panelists discuss the use of immune checkpoint inhibitors and re-challenging patients with PD-1/PD-L1 therapies. The panelists examine the existing data for T cell engagers in CRPC and how the data might affect clinical practice.