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People who have extensive-stage small cell lung cancer and are receiving certain types of chemotherapy may want to know this important word:

MyELOPROTECTION: (my-low-proh-TEK-shun)

A big word that means: helping protect the blood-forming cells in your bone marrow from a harmful side effect of chemotherapy called “bone marrow suppression.”

With COSELA™ (trilaciclib),

My course of chemotherapy begins with helping protect

My bone marrow from damage, so

My body can continue making the blood cells I need, so

My risk of bone marrow suppression is lower

You might still be processing your diagnosis. We're here to help.

Chemo can damage bone marrow and cause a harmful side effect

It's important to be proactive to help protect the blood-forming cells in your bone marrow during chemo.

LEARN WHY
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How could COSELA work for you?

COSELA can help keep your bone marrow from getting damaged by chemo.

FIND OUT HOW
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Questions about how to pay for COSELA?

Our G1 to One™ support team is here to help.

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What to expect with COSELA

Here's info on what you may experience with COSELA.

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