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Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease 2012

CONFERENCE COVERAGE SERIES CTAD: Turning the Ship Around Toward Early Trials CTAD: New Data on Sola, Bapi, Spark Theragnostics Debate CTAD: Regulatory Science Gains Prominence in AD Research CTAD: Adaptive Antibody Trial to Try Bayesian Statistics CTAD: ApoE Carriers Sought for Tri

CTAD: AD Treatment Might Not Lower Healthcare Costs

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2012-11-21 Conference Coverage Stakeholders in the Alzheimer’s disease field often cite the tremendous burden the disease puts on the healthcare system—estimated at $600 billion annually worldwide (see World Alzheimer Report 2010 and ARF related news story)—as a com

Boxing: Study of Human Model for CTE Enters Second Round

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2012-11-21 Conference Coverage Viewed through a scientist’s lens, professional boxing is a series of scheduled, measurable head traumas. In other words, it is a human model for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). Seen this way, the sport offers a unique opportun

Déjà Vu? AD Patients Again Look Worse on γ-Secretase Inhibitor

RESEARCH NEWS 2012-11-21 Research News In a Phase 2 trial of Bristol-Myers Squibb’s oral γ-secretase inhibitor avagacestat, AD patients who took high doses suffered more adverse effects and appeared to fare worse cognitively than those on placebo. Christopher van Dyck of Yale Uni

SfN: Epigenetic Changes in Alzheimer’s and Cognitive Decline

CONFERENCE COVERAGE 2012-11-21 Conference Coverage Franklin’s genius notwithstanding, death and taxes are not the only things that are certain. It’s pretty clear you can’t evade your genetics, either. But what about epigenetics? While tweaking the tax code might improve your fortune, c

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