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Update on denosumab in the management of postmenopausal osteoporosis: patient preference and adherence.

Int J Womens Health · 2015 · PMC4610882 · PMID 26508890

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In relation to this hypothesis, a successive study, although with several limitations, showed that in osteoporotic patients starting with a first Dmab injection, a positive feedback given to the patient already 6 months thereafter, based on the demonstration through a careful medical explanation of a rapid and highly significant BMD increase and on a good safety profile, was able to guarantee in 99% of patients the willingness to accept a second injection, thus reinforcing the role of patient perceptions and of their assessment during doctor–patient interactions on adherence to treatment. 37 Several studies on medication-t

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