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German regulators reject Lecanemab and Donanemab as no added value over standard care

Gut microbiome changes predict cognitive decline with 79 percent accuracy in UEA study

New research confirms early dementia signs may appear in gut bacteria years before memory loss, offering hope for blood-based screening while costly antibody therapies fail to improve daily functioning. Gut microbiome changes predict cognitive decline with 79 percent accuracy in UEA study Scientists at the University of East Anglia analyzed stool and blood samples from … Weiterlesen …

University researchers deploy AI-powered wearables for early dementia detection

Why drug trials retain missing the mark on real-world cognition

The Cochrane review dropped like a stone: Alzheimer’s antibodies clear plaques but exit patients just as forgetful, while gut bacteria in centenarians may silently sabotage the vagus nerve’s whisper to the brain. Why drug trials retain missing the mark on real-world cognition Lecanemab and Donanemab reduced amyloid plaques in over 20,000 trial participants yet showed … Weiterlesen …