Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de la Guadeloupe

The Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de la Guadeloupe is conducting clinical research focused on prostatic adenocarcinoma with a high risk of recurrence. This work is centered on cancer treatment, with the goal of understanding whether additional hormonal therapy can help improve long-term outcomes after surgery and reduce the chance of disease returning.

• Study of prostate cancer after radical prostatectomy
• Evaluation of adjuvant hormonal treatment for preventing recurrence
• Focus on long-term survival without metastases

This area of research reflects a strong interest in improving treatment effectiveness for patients with aggressive genitourinary cancers through better post-surgical care.

At the Ambulatory Medicine Platform, another key research theme is HIV care. The trials in this area aim to assess whether simplified antiretroviral therapy can maintain viral control in people whose infection is already well managed, supporting efforts to make treatment easier while preserving effectiveness.

• Research in HIV and long-term viral suppression
• Comparison of treatment approaches for maintaining virological success
• Focus on improving treatment convenience without losing control of infection

These studies contribute to ongoing efforts in infectious disease care by exploring practical options for stable patients living with HIV.