ZOMETA in Advanced Cancers

For non-US healthcare professionals: Get information about ZOMETA and its product characteristics.

Prostate Cancer

This is an international site for Zometa^® (zoledronic acid) and is intended for Health Care Professionals outside the U.S. The information on the site is not country-specific, and may contain information that is outside the approved indications in the country in which you are located. Please contact your local Novartis representative for the latest information specific to your country.

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Welcome to the ZOMETA Product Website

ZOMETA is approved for use in
95 countries
around the world.

ZOMETA Country-Level Websites

Below is a list of the countries that host a ZOMETA website based on local label and in local language. They are intended for Healthcare Professional (HCPs) only. Click on any of the links to be redirected to that country-level website.

ZOMETA International Website

This website is intended for Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) outside the U.S. The information on this website is not country specific and may contain information that is outside the approved indication in the country in which you are located. Please contact your local representative for local prescribing information via www.novartisoncology.com/contactus .

IMPORTANT: The information on this website is based on the European Summary of Product Characteristics (EUSmPC)

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ZOMETA did not contribute to increases in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) vs placebo in clinical trials⁶

Rising PSA levels may correlate with decreased survival in men with advanced prostate cancer⁸

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