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Denosumab

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Nov 4, 2026

Jimmy StewartHOST
21:57
But in reality, it's really low.
Jimmy StewartHOST
22:01
Now, the Bain holdup for the other classes that we have, there's things called Prolia, which is a biologic.
Jimmy StewartHOST
22:08
So it's a monoclonal antibody and it acts differently and doesn't have some of the side effects.
Jimmy StewartHOST
22:14
And the other good thing is you can just get it like an injection, usually like, you know, much less, like once a year.
Anika Kim-ConstantinoCORRESPONDENT
3:58
That includes Repatha, a drug that lowers bad cholesterol, which jumped 37% to 1.09 billion in sales, and osteoporosis drug Avidity, which jumped 39% to $751 million in sales.
Anika Kim-ConstantinoCORRESPONDENT
4:11
To no surprise, we saw weakness with another osteoporosis drug, Prolia, with sales coming in below estimates due to biosimilar competition here.
Melissa LeeHOST
4:19
Yeah, the stock is not doing too much here, Annika.
Melissa LeeHOST
4:22
It looks like their forecast for full year adjusted earnings came in a little bit below 22 to 23, and analysts were at 23.02.
Carmen StansberryGUEST
32:11
I was telling you with our own parents that they were afraid of hormone therapy.
Carmen StansberryGUEST
32:15
A lot of these women in their 70s and 80s have pretty significant osteoporosis because they didn't do hormone therapy or they're doing medications like Prolia.
Carmen StansberryGUEST
32:26
that are helping them build bone because it wasn't maintained through perimenopause.
Carmen StansberryGUEST
32:32
Or maybe they're being treated with blood pressure medication that they wouldn't normally have needed if they were on hormone therapy, for example.
Leona MadisonGUEST
26:55
And so I was put on the Prevalo.
Leona MadisonGUEST
27:02
Prolia.
Kimberly MadisonHOST
27:03
Prolia.
Kimberly MadisonHOST
27:04
Stayed on for three
Leona MadisonGUEST
27:06
years.
Heather HirschHOST
2:21
Now, is it helpful if you have osteoporosis? I would say that's where I might say you might need something more.
Heather HirschHOST
2:28
In the bone agent classification, that could be Prolia, that could be Reclass, that could even be Fosamax.
Heather HirschHOST
2:35
But if you have osteopenia or you want to protect your bones, Menastar is a really good choice.
Heather HirschHOST
2:42
Now, what I also love about the Menastar patch, and this is a nuanced conversation, is women will say, like Jodi, I don't have significant symptoms anymore.
Eric ChristensenHOST
1:31
Alright, let's get into the medications we're going to cover today.
Eric ChristensenHOST
1:37
The first medication I want to mention is Denosumab.
Eric ChristensenHOST
1:41
Brand name is Prolia.
Eric ChristensenHOST
1:44
This is a monoclonal antibody that inhibits rank ligand, often abbreviated as rank L.
Debi RobinsonHOST
24:15
And I honestly don't think most of the physicians are as educated as you are on all of these different pathways and the interactions with all the drugs.
Debi RobinsonHOST
24:24
And so whatever the drug du jour, right now it's Prolia, which with Prolia, then you have to go on the anti-reabsorptive.
Debi RobinsonHOST
24:32
Usually it's reclassed.
Debi RobinsonHOST
24:33
women don't want that they're really not given another option and the endocrinologist or family practitioner gynecologist that's managing their bone health with that recommendation of a drug is not the person that's also looking at their heart maybe has them on a statin or maybe has them on something else so it's really really hard for women out there especially women who are naturally minded who want a little bit more information for themselves like okay So I have osteoporosis and I have menopause.
Debi RobinsonHOST
25:50
Yeah, that it's good for maybe it's good for breast tissue.
Debi RobinsonHOST
25:53
It's good for bone tissue.
Debi RobinsonHOST
25:54
So even the fact that Evista doesn't seem to be the drug that's recommended right now, the real drug du jour is Prolia.
Debi RobinsonHOST
26:02
Well,
Brian RedmondHOST
10:15
Hopefully, you won't need my guidance, that's for sure.
Brian RedmondHOST
10:17
Could you ask about Prolia injection? P-R-O-L-I-A is how that's spelled.
Brian RedmondHOST
10:22
Does that make sense to you, Sol Sinead?
Sinead ByrneGUEST
10:24
Yes.
Sinead ByrneGUEST
10:25
Yes, Prolia is an injection for osteoporosis.
Sinead ByrneGUEST
10:28
It's a really effective drug.
Sinead ByrneGUEST
10:30
And you get it once every six months.
Sinead ByrneGUEST
11:13
Exactly.
Belinda BeckGUEST
6:22
Some people do have nasty sort of flu-like reactions to them, but most people can tolerate them.
Belinda BeckGUEST
6:31
And they're probably the safest anti-resorptive drug in terms of not having this big rebound effect that denosumab or Prolia has.
Belinda BeckGUEST
6:42
Now, the anabolic drugs, these tend to be given as an injection, a daily injection, just like if you had diabetes and you're giving yourself an insulin injection, it's the same sort of thing.
Belinda BeckGUEST
6:59
Because you can't take them by mouth because your body will break them down in your stomach.
Doug LucasHOST
5:37
in a New England Journal trial.
Doug LucasHOST
5:39
What about Denosumab? That's Prolia.
Doug LucasHOST
5:41
It crossed a 5% total hip change only around year three.
Doug LucasHOST
5:45
And we're talking about 7% at the hip in one year.

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