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Fracture Risk Reduction in Response to Therapy. |
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| Generic Name |
Brand Name |
Spine Fracture |
Non-Vertebral Fracture |
Hip Fracture |
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| Estrogen |
Various |
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| Alendronate |
Fosamax |
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| Risedronate |
Actonel |
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| Ibandronate |
Boniva |
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| Calcitonin |
Miacalcin |
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| Raloxifene |
Evista |
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| Teriparatide |
Forteo |
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This table illustrates the direction of change in fracture risk with each type of drug. This does not represent a comparison of the magnitude of fracture risk reduction with different drugs. While all FDA-approved medications have been shown to reduce the risk of spine fracture, only estrogen, alendronate, and risedronate have reduced the risk of hip fracture in randomized placebo-controlled trials. | ||||
Lewiecki Clinical and Molecular Allergy 2004 2:9 doi:10.1186/1476-7961-2-9 |
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