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What a new Alzheimer's therapy could mean for patients; federal government accuses Lilly of discrimination

  

 

Pharmalot Ed Silverman

STAT+: Lilly is accused by the federal government of discriminating against older sales reps

By Ed Silverman

This “appears to fit into the EEOC’s priority for filing lawsuits based on systemic discrimination" said Cornell University's Risa Lieberwitz

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STAT+: If a new Alzheimer's drug works, was there any point to the Aduhelm controversy? Yes

By Matthew Herper

Molly Ferguson for STAT

The Alzheimer's drug lecanemab clearly succeed in its randomized controlled trials, a reminder of all the ways in which Aduhelm didn't.

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An Alzheimer's therapy scores winning results, but what could it mean for patients?

By Andrew Joseph

Adobe

Lecanumab succeeded in a trial, but doctors' early verdict range from "more days of independence" to "I wish I could be more impressed."

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On the Texas-Mexico border, a bold plan to diversify Alzheimer's research takes shape

By Usha Lee McFarling

Verónica Cárdenas for STAT

Residents' wariness of outsiders demonstrates the need for Alzheimer's researcher Gladys Maestre's unorthodox, community-centered approach.

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STAT+: A 'disaster', or a 'clear path' forward?: New FDA guidance on AI in medicine sparks strong reactions

By Casey Ross

Jacquelyn Martin/AP

New guidance from the FDA on artificial intelligence tools is triggering strong reaction from researchers and regulatory experts.

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Wednesday, September 28, 2022

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