Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment
Current evidence suggests ~80% of patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) will eventually develop Alzheimer's disease (AD). Many times a trial is stated to be for Early AD which really covers both MCI and mild stage of AD. These trials involve novel approaches and new trial designs with the hope of more rapidly finding new answers for these conditions.
| Condition(s) | Type of Drug | Phase | Add-On | Placebo | Duration | Open Label Extension |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCI and Mild AD | Anti-Tau Oligonucleotide Spinal Injection | II | Yes | 33% | 54 weeks | Anticipated |
| Agitation in Mild to Moderate AD | Similar to Nuedexta | III | Yes | 50% | 12 weeks | No |
Also see Imaging.
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- Stephen S. Flitman, MD, Medical Director
