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Clarifying clinically treatment-naive status for osteoporosis patients
Patients requiring bone anabolic therapy with romosozumab should be treatment naïve per recent studies. Provincial formularies' interpretation of "treatment naïve" has been quite variable. A scientifically valid definition of "clinically treatment naïve" has been explored. Link to Article: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00198-026-07864-3
May 2


Denosumab Biosimilar Switch-March 3rd, 2025- Pharmacist Resource
Denosumab Biosimilar Initiative Switch – August 29, 2024 to March 3, 2025 Many are aware that PharmaCare has switched coverage (with...
Feb 28, 2025


Have you experienced a spinal fracture from Osteoporosis?
You may be eligible to participate in a study on virtual rehabilitation in addition to your standard therapy. See the poster below for...
Feb 24, 2025


What Patients Need to Know Regarding the Denosumab Biosimilar Switch
Are you curious about biosimilar medications? According to Health Canada, a biosimilar is a biologic drug that closely matches an already...
Dec 27, 2024


Dr. David Kendler receives 2024 Lindy Fraser Award
Dr. David Kendler receives the 2024 Lindy Fraser Award on September 28, 2024
Sep 28, 2024


Drs. James Yeung and Raheem Kherani receive UBC Innovation Award 2024
Dr. James Yeung and Dr. Raheem Kherani received UBC Innovation Award on September 27, 2024
Sep 27, 2024
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