Hi, @hollygs. I spoke to the nurse practitioner at my infusion center yesterday, as there's no pharmacist on site. She was very sweet, gave me what info she could about the way the center's patients have been reacting (immediate side effects) from both Prolia and Evenity but wasn't really able to tell me much else. Still, she tried...:-)

I did see @mayblin's post, and it was very helpful. I'm just about to check out the YouTube video on adverse cardio events -- it's the kind of info I've been looking for. The NP at my cardiologist's office was going to try to find out if there's a cardio in the Austin area who would have experience with Evenity and would be able to address the risk level, but she said she wasn't hopeful there was any such person. Meaning cardiologists don't deal with osteoporosis drugs even if their patients are on them. No big surprise there. Still, I'm hopeful she will find someone a bit better-versed than my own cardiologist, who is a good doctor but (understandably) solely occupied with his specialty.

Thanks much again for your good wishes... I wish you the same! 🙂