¡®Long-term treatment for osteoporosis is now possible'
By Son, Hyung-Min | translator Kang, Shin-Kook
24.06.20 05:41:52
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Reimbursement granted for up to 2 years for patients with a T-score greater than -2.5 and less than or equal to -2.0
¡®We welcome the reimb extension¡¯¡¦ longer treatment increases fracture reduction effect
¡ã Dr. Byung Ho Lee, professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Gangnam Severance Hospital
The improved reimbursement standards for osteoporosis drugs have created a treatment environment that promotes fracture prevention. Healthcare professionals have pointed out that the treatment continuation rate of osteoporosis patients has been low stressing the importance of continuous treatment to minimize the risk of fracture.
On Sept. 19, Amgen Korea held a media session at the Lotte Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul, to introduce its treatment strategies in response to the changing osteoporosis treatment environment in Korea.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare expanded the duration of reimbursement for major osteoporosis treatments last month. Previously, only patients with a T-score
Son, Hyung-Min(shm@dailypharm.com)
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