ZOMETA® Reduces Skeletal-Related Events From Bone Metastases In Prostate Cancer Patients
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Skeletal fractures correlate with decreased survival in patients with
prostate cancer


Overall survival stratified by history of skeletal fracture5


  • Median overall survival was 121 and 160 months in men with and without a history of skeletal fracture since the diagnosis of prostate cancer, respectively (P=.004)5

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