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Study: Bone-building drug blocks effects of steroids
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
A Novartis-funded study found that a once-yearly injection of bone-building treatment Reclast was more effective than a daily dose of the oral bisphosphonate pill Actonel in reversing bone loss in patients who are taking glucocorticoid drugs to treat immune-related conditions, such as asthma and lupus. The study's lead author said he is optimistic that Reclast would get FDA approval to treat patients taking steroids.
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