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Although regularly used in other disorders, biosimilars in osteoporosis treatment is a novel concept. The FDA recently approved the use of biosimilars as an alternative osteoporosis treatment option, potentially impacting future osteoporosis management in the USA. Join our expert faculty as they address the safety and efficacy of biosimilar alternatives for treating osteoporosis and how these therapies may be integrated into clinical practice to deliver high quality care leading to positive effects on bone health.
Schedule |
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* Times are PST | |
12:30 PM | Registration and Luncheon |
12:40 PM | Welcome, Disclosures, Sponsor Acknowledgement |
12:45 PM | Defining the Concept of Biosimilars: Safety and Efficacy |
01:05 PM | Biosimilars in Clinical Practice: Osteoporosis Patient Cases |
01:30 PM | Audience Q&A |
01:45 PM | Adjourn |
Angela M. Cheung, MD, PhD, FRCPC
Professor of Medicine
KY and Betty Ho Chair in Integrative Medicine
Founding Director of the UHN (University Health Network) Osteoporosis Program
Director of the Centre of Excellence in Skeletal Health Assessment
University of Toronto
Canada
Pauline Camacho, MD, FACE
Former President of AACE
Professor of Medicine
Loyola University Medical Center
Director of Osteoporosis and Metabolic Bone Disease Center
Maywood, IL
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Apply strategies to facilitate early identification of patients who may be at risk for developing osteoporosis or low bone mass
Define biosimilars and how these new agents can help close the treatment gap for managing individuals with osteoporosis and those at an increased risk of fractures
Using sample patient cases, explain how biosimilars have already been incorporated as a new treatment option for patients with osteoporosis