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Biogen and Eisai’s Leqembi study shows nearly 83% of early Alzheimer’s patients remained stable or improved

The real-world findings support the long-term benefits of continuous treatment

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Lilly and WHO Foundation partner to support global dementia action plan

The partnership will provide financial support and strengthen early detection and intervention efforts

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Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug Kisunla shows growing benefit in long-term study

More than seven million people in the US are affected by the neurodegenerative disease

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Biogen/Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi shows continued benefit over four years

An estimated 13 million people in the US will be living with Alzheimer’s disease by 2050

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Roche shares promising data from Alzheimer’s disease development portfolio

The company is planning to initiate phase 3 studies of trontinemab in early AD this year

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Ventyx’s investigational NLRP3 inhibitor shows promise in Parkinson’s disease

Planning is currently underway for a placebo-controlled trial of the candidate

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Roche to advance Parkinson’s disease candidate into phase 3 development

More than ten million people worldwide are living with the neurodegenerative disorder

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UKDRI researchers to evaluate new blood test for neurodegenerative disease diagnosis

It is hoped that the test could be available for widespread UK use in the coming years

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Sanofi gains access to Alzheimer’s candidate through $470m Vigil acquisition

A phase 2 trial of the drug is expected to launch in the third quarter of this year

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FDA approves Fujirebio’s Lumipulse as first Alzheimer’s disease blood test

The device offers a less invasive option compared to current PET scans and CSF tests

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Biogen/Eisai’s Alzheimer’s disease drug Leqembi granted EC approval

The neurodegenerative disorder currently affects an estimated 6.9 million people in Europe

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International Alzheimer’s disease prevention trial in at-risk young adults begins

The study will evaluate whether the amyloid beta protein can be blocked from ever accumulating in the brain

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