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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.

XGEVA® is a prescription medicine used to prevent fracture, spinal cord compression, or the need for radiation or surgery to bone in patients(see more)

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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Since 2010, nearly 1.5 million people with cancer worldwide have been treated with XGEVA®

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Dancing, support & speaking out

Meet Maggie and her
friend Ashley

Meet Maggie and her friend Ashley


As a dancer and teacher, Maggie talks
about the importance of friendship and
educating others about breast cancer
that has spread to bone.

As a dancer and teacher, Maggie talks about the
importance of friendship and educating others about breast cancer that has spread to bone.

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Breast cancer patient Maggie

I can't tell you
how many
people have told
me they never
knew about
metastatic
breast cancer
until me

I can't tell you
how many
people have told
me they never
knew about
metastatic breast
cancer until me

Moving forward & making an impact

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Breast cancer patient Karen

*Serious bone problems are defined as broken bones (fractures), the
need for surgery to bones, the need for radiation treatments to the
bone, and spinal cord compression.

*Serious bone problems are defined as broken
bones (fractures), the need for surgery to bones, the need for radiation treatments to the bone, and spinal cord compression.

Meet Karen and her
husband, Fred

Meet Karen and her husband, Fred

As an entrepreneur and woman living
with breast cancer that spread to
bone, Karen talks about how
preventing serious bone problems*
is important to them both.

As an entrepreneur and woman living with breast
cancer that spread to bone, Karen talks about how
preventing serious bone problems* is important to
them both.

Take your time,
be calm, get
information,
and make the
best decision
for yourself

Take your time,
be calm, get
information, and
make the best
decision for
yourself

Family, community & carrying on

Meet Alyson and her
son, Simon

Meet Alyson and her son, Simon

As a mother and advocate for women
living with breast cancer that spread to
bone, Alyson talks about how she
leans on family and her community.

As a mother and advocate for women living with
breast cancer that spread to bone, Alyson talks
about how she leans on family and her community.

Breast cancer patient Alyson
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One of my
mottoes is:
No one fights
alone

Mother, fighter & teammate

Breast cancer patient Erica
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Meet Erica

When Erica found out her breast
cancer had spread to her bones,
she worried what it would mean for
her—and her daughter.

When Erica found out her breast cancer had spread to her bones, she worried what it would mean for her—and her daughter.

We cannot
control what
cancer does
inside our
bodies, but we
can educate
ourselves

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