INDICATION

XGEVA® is a prescription medicine used to prevent fracture, spinal cord compression, or the need for radiation or surgery to bone in patients with multiple myeloma and in patients with bone metastases from solid tumors.

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What Is XGEVA®?

XGEVA® Is a Bone-Targeting Medicine

XGEVA® is an FDA-approved medicine. It is a prescription medicine given as a shot by your doctor once every 4 weeks.1

XGEVA® has been shown to help prevent serious bone problems* in people with multiple myeloma and when cancer from solid tumors like breast, prostate, or lung cancer spreads to the bone:1-4

*Serious bone problems are:1

  • Broken bones (fractures)
  • A need for radiation treatments to the bone
  • A need for surgery to the bone
  • Spinal cord compression

If cancer has weakened your bones, you may be at risk for serious bone problems.2-4

Ask your doctor if XGEVA® can help prevent them.1

If your breast, prostate, or lung cancer has spread to your bones, you are not alone.2-4

Breast cancer that has spread to the bone can cause serious bone problems. This can happen quickly.5,7

Bone Metastases

Bone is one of the most common spots for advanced metastatic breast cancer to spread8

Of those who developed bone metastases, many suffered a

Serious Bone Problem6

Prostate cancer that has spread to the bone can cause serious bone problems. This can happen quickly.7

Bone Metastases

Bone is one of the most common spots for advanced metastatic prostate cancer to spread8

Of those who developed bone metastases, many suffered a

Serious Bone Problem6

Lung cancer that has spread to the bone can cause serious bone problems. This can happen quickly.6,7

Bone Metastases

Bone is one of the most common spots for advanced metastatic lung cancer to spread8

Of those who developed bone metastases, many suffered a

Serious Bone Problem6

If multiple myeloma has weakened your bones, it can cause serious bone problems.3,4

Bone lesions

People with multiple myeloma may develop bone lesions, or weak spots, in the bone4

Of those who have multiple myeloma, many suffered a

Fracture10

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