Looking Into The Future of Dementia – Causes and Treatments

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Looking Into The Future of Dementia – Causes and Treatments

October 18, 2023 by Alzheimer’s Speaks

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Looking Into The Future of Dementia  – Causes and Treatments

Lori La Bey welcomes back Sharon L. Rogers, the CEO of AmyriAD Therapeutics. Sharon was previously chief of research at Eisai, where she played a leading role in developing Aricept, the top-selling Alzheimer’s medication on the market.

Learn About:

  1. Who is really funding early-stage trials?
  2. What the difference is between Pharma and Social Therapies?
  3. Do we know how many forms of dementia there are?
  4. What does having a complex dementia mean?
  5. Does a change in diagnosis affect a clinical trial?
  6. About the Domino’s Study.
  7. Will there be a silver bullet medication for dementia in the near future? 

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