Atelvia (uh-TEL-vee-uh), increases the chance for mishaps with osteoporosis meds

The new delayed-release risedronate, Atelvia (uh-TEL-vee-uh), increases the chance for mishaps with osteoporosis meds.

Atelvia is just Actonel with a special coating...that's supposed to reduce interference with calcium, iron, and other minerals.

Atelvia will be promoted as more convenient because it's taken AFTER breakfast...instead of 30 to 60 minutes BEFORE breakfast like Actonel and other oral "bisphosphonates."

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