ALZHEIMER'S disease is incurable, and only barely treatable. Drugs such as Aricept bring temporary relief, but nothing halts its onward march. There was therefore a lot of excitement, among researchers and journalists alike, in the lead-up to a lecture given on July 22nd at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference, in Washington, DC. The talk was entitled "Delayed Start Studies in the Assessment of Potential Disease Modifying Effect". Translated into English, that meant the researche...
ALZHEIMER'S disease is incurable, and only barely treatable. Drugs such as Aricept bring temporary relief, but nothing halts its onward march. There was therefore a lot of excitement, among researchers and journalists alike, in the lead-up to a lecture given on July 22nd at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference, in Washington, DC. The talk was entitled "Delayed Start Studies in the Assessment of Potential Disease Modifying Effect". Translated into English, that meant the researche...
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