ASBMR Annual Meeting 2024 overview: prioritizing patient-centered care

The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR) Annual Meeting is the largest and most comprehensive global congress dedicated to bone, mineral, and musculoskeletal health. Each year, thousands of leading experts, researchers, and clinicians from around the world gather to exchange knowledge and present the latest breakthroughs in disease management, treatment strategies, and scientific innovation. The 2024 meeting promises to continue this tradition of excellence, offering a unique platform for collaboration and discovery in the ever-evolving field of bone health.

This year, UCB and Amgen will unveil crucial new data that demonstrate significant advancements in reducing fracture risk and improving bone strength, particularly for patients at high risk of osteoporosis-related fractures. These findings will emphasize the value of new therapeutic approaches in comparison to existing treatments, highlighting their potential to transform osteoporosis care and improve long-term outcomes for patients.

At UCB, we remain dedicated to advancing research and ensuring patients have access to transformative treatments for osteoporosis. Earlier this year, we caught up with experts to discuss the urgent need to address bone health in aging populations and innovation in osteoporosis treatments. These conversations continue at ASBMR 2024, where we look forward to sharing groundbreaking data and collaborating with the global community to drive progress in bone disease management. Watch the video below!
 

 

Complementing this is our Fragility Fracture in Focus podcast series which explores how the P4 Health Spectrum (predictive, preventive, personalized, and participatory) – an increasingly recognized cornerstone of proactive modern medicine – looks to shift focus away from disease to the promotion of a state of wellness. Listen NOW to the Fragility Fractures in Focus podcast to find out more! (For healthcare professionals only).

Stay connected for updates throughout the congress, as we continue to push the boundaries of bone health research and patient care.