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.
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.
Dr. Weisman discusses COVID-19, Alzheimer’s disease, and clinical research with Jerry Rothkoff.
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.
In many ways we’ve been fortunate. Despite a pandemic, society has not broken down.
Aducanumab, the first Alzheimer’s-modifying therapy, submitted to the FDA. Can Biogen recover from their errors?
“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.”
The field of MS research has had amazing success in the last two decades.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system misrecognizes part of the brain called myelin.
One day, one of the trials in Alzheimer’s disease will be positive. We think this trial may already be underway.
We continue to fight for a disease modifying treatment in Alzheimer’s disease despite recent setbacks.