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Roche and Eli Lilly to collaborate on Alzheimer’s disease blood test

If approved, the test could streamline the journey to diagnosis for more patients

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Alzheimer’s Association report highlights need to improve patient-physician communication

Both individuals and primary care physicians reported a reluctance to address cognitive concerns

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Biogen and Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug to be covered by US Veterans Health Administration

US veterans in the early stages of the disease who meet VHA criteria will be eligible for coverage

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FDA grants priority review for traditional approval of Biogen and Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug

Leqembi was granted accelerated approval in the US earlier this year

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Safety-related change to label for Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm approved by FDA

Larger areas of bleeding on the brain have been reported in some patients taking the drug

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Alzheimer’s Research UK welcomes government’s pledge to tackle dementia crisis

The commitments form part of a new UK-wide strategy to alleviate pressures on the health system

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Alzheimer’s Society urges UK government to deliver on dementia plan

The strategy, announced in May last year, includes doubling dementia research funding

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Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug denied FDA accelerated approval

The FDA said there was not enough trial data from patients who were treated for at least a year

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Biogen and Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug receives FDA accelerated approval

An application has also been submitted for US approval under the traditional pathway

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BioXcel Therapeutics doses first patient in phase 3 Alzheimer’s-associated agitation trial

Around 100 million agitation episodes are reported in the US each year in Alzheimer’s patients

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Eisai and Washington University to develop neurodegenerative disease therapies

Alzheimer’s will be a central focus for the new drug discovery collaboration

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New study links hearing restorative devices to slower rate of memory decline

The use of hearing aids and cochlear implants reduced long-term cognitive decline by 19%

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