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Prolia vs. Evenity

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Sep 11 4:59pm | Replies (56)

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Thanks once again, @mayblin. I bow to your research talents!

I am having a bit of trouble understanding the stats in the study. It seems a lot of people had cardiovascular events while on Evenity, yet the study conclusion is somewhat the opposite. I must be misreading the charts and/or interpretation and will have to take a second (or third) look!

You probably have stated this already, but I can't remember if I've read it: What are you doing to treat your own osteoporosis, given that you have cardiac concerns?

Wishing you all the best, and with gratitude for your assistance!

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Retrospective studies can be hard to interpret, as they lack the ability of randomized controlled trials to eliminate bias. The high incidence of MACE is likely due to the prevalent underlying cvd among patients. Without a corresponding control group, it's difficult to draw a clear conclusion.

I had Forteo treatment, followed by HRT. I've asked an endo who uses HRT with his patients, and he felt it would be appropriate for me as long as I'm not at increased risk for cvd or breast cancer. Before I saw my cardiologist, I thought HRT wasn't an option for me - but neither he nor the other heart specialist had any hesitation in my case.