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nidan7500

10/29/20 4:58 PM

#279352 RE: Doc328 #279349

Clearly sounds like this is a treatment path the insurance companies and medical device people would prefer compared to taking one pill per day.

RedShoulder

10/29/20 5:13 PM

#279357 RE: Doc328 #279349

Doc, do you plan on administering injections of Biogen's Aducanumab to your Alzheimer patients? If so, how will you monitor for possible brain swelling and micro-hemorrhaging?

"Around 35% of patients on high-dose aducanumab experienced a side effect known as ARIA-E, a type of brain swelling that can cause headache and nausea. Usually these symptoms are mild and the swelling goes down on its own.

Even so, brain swelling is a side effect likely to unnerve FDA officials, particularly for a drug that could be prescribed to millions of U.S. patients. Another type of ARIA was fairly common and consistent across the trials, with around 18% of high-dose patients experiencing a micro-hemmorhage because of it.

Constantine Lyketsos, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins Medicine, said the side effects stand out, and would make him nervous to administer aducanumab for more than a year or two for fear of having a serious ARIA event."

https://www.biopharmadive.com/news/aducanumab-biogen-alzheimers-drug-ctad-presentation/568583/#:~:text=In%20both%20ENGAGE%20and%20EMERGE,goes%20down%20on%20its%20own.

sage4

10/29/20 8:24 PM

#279396 RE: Doc328 #279349

Thank you for sharing, Doc.