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Fosamax and Death of the Jawbone

Posted by Ronald K. Redman on Thursday, May 3, 2012, In : Femur fractures 
Fosamax is one of the most frequently prescribed bisphosphonate in the United States, with more that 37 million of written prescriptions by the year 2008. However, this no longer holds true to this day due to the many adverse events that has been reported which springs from its use. It has been widely reported that osteonecrosis of the jaw symptoms such as pain, loose teeth, swelling, drainage, jaw numbness, prolonged infection and exposed bone have a causative link to the use of the bisphosp...

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Brittle-Bone Disease on Hollywood Artists

Posted by Ronald K. Redman on Friday, April 27, 2012, In : Fosamax Lawsuit 
By and large, osteoporosis may hit anyone. Even one’s favorite celebrities are not immune to this problem. In fact, some of the TV personalities and actresses we see today are diagnosed with osteoporosis, and they manage to get by just seemingly fine. However, one cannot help but think whether they will be affected of the news that Merck wins sixth Fosamax lawsuit.
 
You might know her as a loud and comic TV show host poking fun at some celebrities' fashion faux pas, but actress and comedienn...

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Why Is The Side Effects of A Bisphosphonate Too Much To Handle?

Posted by Ronald K. Redman on Wednesday, April 18, 2012, In : Fosamax Lawsuit 
Studies have shown that bisphosphonates like Fosamax, which is a drug created to treat osteoporosis has dangerous long term side effects. In fact, more studies are being developed to explore more about this issue. And recently, a goat bone graft study explained the relationship between Fosamax and femur fractures.
 
Fosamax, a brand name for an alendronate sodium drug, is distributed by Merck & Co. And it has been a popular choice for doctors to prescribe to their patients who suffer from osteo...

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The Effects of Fosamax

Posted by Ronald K. Redman on Thursday, November 24, 2011, In : Fosamax Lawsuit 
Femur fractures may happen anytime. There can be many reasons why this bone condition happens but even mundane activities can be enough of a reason like athletic jumping on a rope with your neighborhood children. This condition has started many researches and the use of biphosphonate drugs like Fosamax were found out to result in femur fractures. Fosamax and another biphosphonate are now being tested on space stations.

Fosamax belongs to a class of drugs called biphosphonates, which are...

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