Generic Name

Denosumab

Brand Names
Aukelso, Bildyos, Bilprevda, Bomyntra, Boncresa, Bosaya, Conexxence, Denosumab-BMWO, ENOBY, Jubbonti, Jubereq, Osenvelt, Ospomyv, Osvyrti, Oziltus, Stoboclo, WYOST, Xgeva, Xtrenbo
FDA approval date: June 05, 2010
Classification: RANK Ligand Inhibitor
Form: Injection

What is Aukelso (Denosumab)?

Aukelso is a RANK ligand inhibitor indicated for: Prevention of skeletal-related events in patients with multiple myeloma and in patients with bone metastases from solid tumors.
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