Semantic Coherence: REBLOZYL – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

When it comes to MDS-related anemia,
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I DRAW THE LINE
“I will not be defined by MDS-related anemia. I am not good with good enough. I told my doctor about my goals and he said REBLOZYL® could be the right place to start.”

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START WITH REBLOZYL

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[H2] Get helpful tools and resources for your MDS-related anemia
Your REBLOZYL Connection™ is an educational program designed to help you understand treatment with REBLOZYL and provide resources so you can take a more active role in your care.

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Start with REBLOZYL firstWhen taken as the first medicine, REBLOZYL increased hemoglobin (Hgb) levels, while simultaneously eliminating the need for red blood cell transfusions for at least 12 weeks.

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Learn about MDS-related anemia and treatmentsGet the facts about MDS and anemia, including the different symptoms, causes, and types of low blood cell counts.

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Explore REBLOZYL for beta (β) thalassemia (BT)REBLOZYL is also for adults looking for a different path in managing their BT.

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REBLOZYL FOR BT

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[H1] Your connection to resources and support
Your REBLOZYL ConnectionTM is an educational program that was created to help you understand your treatment with REBLOZYL and provide resources that allow you to be more active with your care.

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If you’re being treated with REBLOZYL, we’d love to hear your story. Your story could help other patients and caregivers along their journey. Visit ShareToInspire.com or call us toll-free at 1-855-436-5866.

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[H1] Your road to fewer transfusions

For people living with beta (β) thalassemia (BT), take a step toward
fewer transfusions
REBLOZYL (REB-low-zil) is used to treat anemia in adults with transfusion-dependent BT

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[H2] Living with transfusion-dependent BT may feel like a lot.
Managing your anemia associated with transfusion-dependent BT may make your treatment feel complicated. REBLOZYL may help reduce the number of transfusions you need to treat your anemia.

You may have questions about your anemia or how REBLOZYL can help, like:

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[H4] How does anemia
in BT happen?

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[H4] What is REBLOZYL?

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[H4] Why choose REBLOZYL?

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[H4] Where can I find resources and assistance?

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[H4] Frequently asked questions

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[H1] The first and only medicine of its kind​ in MDS-related anemia
Early treatment for anemia is an important part of managing myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS).

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[H2] REBLOZYL is for people with lower-risk MDS-related anemia

[H3] FIRST-LINE TREATMENT
Starting with REBLOZYL as your first medicine

REBLOZYL is a prescription medicine used to treat anemia (low red blood cells) without previous erythropoiesis stimulating agent use (ESA-naïve) in adult patients with very low- to intermediate-risk MDS who may require regular red blood cell (RBC) transfusions.

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[H3] SECOND-LINE TREATMENT
Switching to REBLOZYL for your next medicine

REBLOZYL is a prescription medicine used to treat anemia (low RBCs) in adults with myelodysplastic syndromes with ring sideroblasts (MDS-RS) or myelodysplastic/myeloproliferative neoplasms with ring sideroblasts and thrombocytosis (MDS/MPN-RS-T) who need regular RBC transfusions and have not responded well to or cannot receive an erythropoiesis stimulating agent (ESA).

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REBLOZYL is not for use as a substitute for RBC transfusions in people who need immediate treatment for anemia.
It is not known if REBLOZYL is safe or effective in children.

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[H3] REBLOZYL is called an erythroid maturation agent (EMA)
An EMA helps immature RBCs (called erythroid cells) develop and become mature, working RBCs. This may result in more healthy RBCs and improved anemia.

[H2] How does REBLOZYL work?
Before starting REBLOZYL for MDS-related anemia, it’s important that you learn about how REBLOZYL works. It can also make you feel more confident when talking with your healthcare team.
Watch this short video to see how REBLOZYL works.

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Video Transcript

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Hear from someone who has managed MDS-related anemia with REBLOZYL.

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WATCH DAVE'S STORY

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[H2] Get helpful tools and resources for your MDS-related anemia

Your REBLOZYL Connection™ is an educational program designed to help you understand treatment with REBLOZYL and provide resources so you can take a more active role in your care.

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SIGN UP NOW

[H2] Ready to ask about REBLOZYL?
When it comes to your managing your MDS-related anemia, you and your care team are in it together. Keeping open lines of communication can help your doctor determine the right treatment plan for you.
Remember: you and your caregiver(s) are your best advocates, and it all starts with asking the right questions.
Select each option below (+) to find answers for some of the most commonly asked questions:

Is REBLOZYL right for me?

REBLOZYL is available either as a first medicine for MDS-related anemia or later in your journey. Your care team will review your medical history to help determine if REBLOZYL could be the right fit for you.
Some specific questions to ask include:
How is REBLOZYL different from other treatments?
How might REBLOZYL help me reach my treatment goals?

What should I expect while taking REBLOZYL?

Because everyone's experience is different, communicating openly with your healthcare team is the best way to feel prepared for what's ahead:
While taking REBLOZYL, you can expect to:
Visit your doctor's office about every three weeks for your injection
Get a blood test to check Hgb levels before treatment
Be asked about any recent RBC transfusions
Some specific questions to ask include:
How will I receive my REBLOZYL dose? And how often?
What are possible side effects with REBLOZYL?
What should I track and monitor in between appointments?

How does REBLOZYL dosing work?

After starting REBLOZYL, your doctor may adjust your dosing during visits. Dose adjustments are normal and give your care team the flexibility to make the most of your medicine based on your body's response.
Specific questions to ask about dosing include:
What does it mean if my dose needs to go up or down?
Could my REBLOZYL dose change over time?
What's important to track and share about my REBLOZYL dose?

What should I keep track of while taking REBLOZYL?

Talk to your care team about what you should track between appointments. Some examples include:
New or changing symptoms
Bloodwork results, including hemoglobin (Hgb) levels
Transfusion history, including date of last transfusion and how many units received
Any questions or concerns that come up between appointments, including details about any new or continuing side effects

Will REBLOZYL help me reach my treatment goals?

Everybody responds differently to medicine, so it's important that you and your care team work together to set the right treatment goals and track them over time. Examples of treatment goals in MDS-related anemia could be to become transfusion independent or to raise hemoglobin levels.
Specific questions to ask about treatment goals include:
What should my goal(s) be while on REBLOZYL?
Based on how I'm responding to REBLOZYL, is my current dose right for me?
Should I be adjusting my goals over time?

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Get the conversation started with our
Doctor Discussion Guide
Download our complete Doctor Discussion Guide for more information about navigating conversations with your care team. The guide also includes worksheets and places to take notes to help you get organized.

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