FDA approves drug for Alzheimer’s patients, first in nearly 20 years – IOTW Report

FDA approves drug for Alzheimer’s patients, first in nearly 20 years

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The Food and Drug Administration of Monday approved the first drug to treat Alheimer’s patients since 2003, according to multiple news reports.  The drug will treat slow cognitive decline in early-stage patients, according to The Washington Post.

10 Comments on FDA approves drug for Alzheimer’s patients, first in nearly 20 years

  1. In clinical trials the pharma companies make the test subjects pay for the medications.
    Ridiculous eh?
    My brother & niece are part of clinical trials for a polycystic kidney disease drug. The VA pays for my brother and my niece has union ins that pays otherwise it would be $10,000 per month.

  2. With trying to require everyone….
    to take an experimental COVID1984 vaccine…..
    After 27 years they suddenly….
    release an Alzheimer’s drug….
    No thanks….when my waking period…
    for the COVID vaccine is over….
    maybe I’ll take the COVID vaccine….
    then after my waiting period for the Alzheimer drug….
    If I remember….

  3. The FDA is returning to the Golden Rule – those with the Gold, Rule. And accepting the same data mining techniques the Pharm industry used to get lots of useless, even dangerous, drugs approved.
    The Times of Covid Hysteria is giving way to The Biden Corruption.

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