Dr. RW comments on this worsening hysteria:
Concerning my reference to a linked study showing that the major incidence of ONJ is with parenteral biphosphonates in patients with myeloma or metastatic bone disease she states: “That simply isn’t true. Oral surgeons and dentists have been seeing patient after patient with jaw necrosis from Fosamax and other bisphosphonate drugs.””
Wait a minute. Not so simply, please. According to the systematic review the oncology patients on parenteral therapy represent 94% of published cases despite much heavier use of oral biphosphonates such as Fosamax.










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