(Leqembi) … Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease Is Set to Launch in Germany
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Lecanemab is supposed to help Alzheimer's in the early stages, but not all patients benefit. The therapy is expensive – and also carries risks.
Lecanemab is supposed to help Alzheimer's in the early stages, but not all patients benefit. Therapy is expensive - and also carries risks.
Lecanemab, the approved drug for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, will officially go on the German market on September 1. A statement issued by the two pharmaceutical companies involved in developing the drug, the US-based Biogen and the Japanese-based Eisai, stated that Austria and Germany are the first two countries in the European Union to launch the drug, marketed under the name Lecanemab. This treatment, which was approved after much h…
Berlin – With the market launch of lecanemab for the treatment of early Alzheimer's dementia, a drug that can slow the progression of the disease is available starting Monday. However, determining the indication and caring for patients taking lecanemab requires a great deal of effort in neurological and other practices. This...
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