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from:msnbc.comA new study gives reassuring news about the safety of Fosamax and Reclast, bone-building drugs taken by millions of American women. It found that long-term use does not significantly raise the risk of a rare type of fracture near the hip.
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Hey I think it is great that those drugs are available. However, I am one of the 'few' women who have (they haven't healed in two years) the femur fractures (both legs). My legs have metal rods in them, both of my feet have broken and I'm in constant pain. Let the patient know what can happen and give the patient the choice. I will never be able to work again. These fractures are devastating.