This was issued specifically re: Prolia, with no mention of Xgeva. However patients should be alerted, and of course don't change your medications without first speaking to your doctor about this.
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FDA alert re: denosumab
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No worries. Should be monitoring calcium regularly anyway. Those with severe renal function impairment need to be especially careful.
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