Drug ‘does not affect cognitive decline in those with Alzheimer’s mutation’

Drug does not prevent Alzheimer’s disease or affect cognitive decline – study (Peter Byrne)

Drug does not prevent Alzheimer’s disease or affect cognitive decline – study (Peter Byrne)

An experimental drug for Alzheimer’s disease prevention does not significantly affect cognitive decline, new research suggests.

However, the treatment did reduce markers of disease and curbed neurodegeneration in the brain.

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