Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a progressive bone disease that’s characterised by a decrease in bone mass and density and that leads to an increased risk of fracture

Specialty Medications for Osteoporosis

Forteo

Website http://www.forteo.com

Patient Support 1-866-436-7836

Forteo Video Library

Enrollment Form

Prolia

Website http://www.prolia.com/

Patient Support 1-877-4-PROLIA (877-477-6542).

Enrollment Form

Reclast

Website http://www.pharma.us.novartis.com/products/reclastinjection.shtml

Patient Support  1-888-NOW-NOVA (1-888-669-6682)

Enrollment Form

 

 Other Resources

National Osteoporosis Foundation

The National Osteoporosis Foundation is dedicated to preventing osteoporosis, promoting strong bones, and
reducing human suffering through education, advocacy and research.

The International Osteoporosis Foundation

IOF functions as a global alliance of patient societies, research organizations, healthcare professionals and international companies working to promote bone, muscle and joint health.

 

 

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