Donanemab, a new drug developed by Eli Lilly for the treatment of early forms of Alzheimer's disease, has received a favorable opinion from the EMA committee, recommending its authorization. The drug, which is intended for patients who are non-carriers or heterozygous for apolipoprotein E ε4, has been shown in clinical trials to slow the progression of cognitive impairment. The drug will be available as an infusible solution, and common side effects include amyloid-associated imaging abnormalities and headache. The final authorization decision rests with the European Commission.
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Un nou tratament pentru boala Alzheimer în stadii timpurii, aproape de autorizare în UE
Un medicament pentru tratamentul bolii Alzheimer în stadii timpurii, aproape de autorizare în UE
Un medicament pentru tratamentul bolii Alzheimer în stadii timpurii, aproape de autorizare în UE
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