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Today on MedNet21, we're going to discuss Latest Discoveries in Alzheimer’s Disease.
This presentation targets general neurologists as well as family physicians and general practitioners. Given the title, the discussion spans clinical and scientific knowledge. This presentation covers the following areas:- An overview of AD pathology - Review of fluid (CSF and blood) biomarkers for AD- Knowledge of the new biomarker-based definition of the disease which replaces clinical definition in research settings - A review of the new FDA-approved anti-amyloid treatment aducanumab including its mechanism of action, clinical efficacy, and potential side-effects - Update on new approaches to biomarker and drug discovery
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