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Alzheimer's disease drugs have always been the "hardest bone" in the field, and the recent reports of the two drugs that have received much attention still seem to be unsatisfactory
Dominant hereditary Alzheimer’s disease is a rare form of Alzheimer’s disease (AD).
A team composed of Washington University School of Medicine and other institutions allowed 144 DIAD patients to receive "gantenerumab" or "solanezumab" or placebo treatment for a 7-year controlled study
Although no cognitive improvement or clinical benefit can be observed at this stage, many biological characteristics of AD patients in the "gantenerumab" group were significantly reduced, indicating that early treatment of DIAD still has potential benefits
The research team finally stated that the trial indicated the need for more optimized and more sensitive cognitive measurement of asymptomatic patients, and use of higher doses for a longer period of time to increase the effect of drugs and targets
These two drugs have always received considerable attention
As for another drug, "solanezumab", the US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly said in 2016 that it was very disappointed with the results of the drug's phase III clinical trial.
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