ANA administers first lecanemab infusion in PA
Leqembi significantly reduces progression of memory loss in those with Alzheimer’s disease by about 30%.
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Dr. Weisman Quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer Article on Lecanemab
Blood tests for Alzheimer’s biomarkers will be a powerful tool in determining who will benefit from a drug.
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Dr. Weisman Quoted in NY Times Article on Aducanumab
Medicare should require safety monitoring and medical expertise in the use of aducanumab.
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Aducanumab: Neither Far Nor Deep
While we might not have clear progress, we do have an advance.
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Alzheimer’s Disease: Mystery No More
It was once so common to be forgetful in old age that it was thought to be normal. But normal aging only includes things like tip-of-tongue memory loss and forgetting faces.
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Dr. Weisman interviewed on Senior Advocates, Who’s Who
Dr. Weisman discusses COVID-19, Alzheimer’s disease, and clinical research with Jerry Rothkoff.
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Dr. Weisman interviewed in Neurology Insights
Dr. Weisman has been interviewed in a new article in Neurology Insights regarding the unique challenges faced by Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers during the pandemic.
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The Pandemic Will End: How and Why
In many ways we’ve been fortunate. Despite a pandemic, society has not broken down.
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Alzheimer’s Patient Newsletter February 2020
Aducanumab, the first Alzheimer’s-modifying therapy, submitted to the FDA. Can Biogen recover from their errors?
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Dr. Weisman interviewed on Boomer Living podcast
“If you have a loved one with dementia, you know this can be a heart-wrenching process. You cannot change the person. . . . You have to meet them where they are, roll with it, and speak with love and patience. It was a pleasure to speak to Dr. David Weisman, a neurologist.”
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