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Uplizna treatment shows greater improvement in myasthenia gravis compared with placebo
IV administration of Uplizna was safe and shown to be more efficacious for those with generalized myasthenia gravis compared with placebo at week 26, according to a presentation from AANEM.
White matter alterations in brain strongly associated with cognitive impairment
Alterations in white matter integrity were linked to cognitive impairment, and associations were strongest in those with major depressive disorder compared with healthy controls, according to new research.
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IV administration of fasudil safe, well tolerated in ALS
IV administration of fasudil at two separate doses was safe and well tolerated in a small cohort of individuals with suspected or confirmed ALS, according to new research published in The Lancet.
Biogen, Neomorph partner to advance molecular glue degraders for neurologic conditions
Biogen Inc. and Neomorph Inc. have announced a partnership geared toward research and development of molecular glue degraders to address protein accumulation related to Alzheimer’s disease and other neurologic conditions.
Stem cell therapy improves mental, physical health in relapsing-remitting MS
Top-line results of a phase 2 clinical trial for an adiposederived autologous mesenchymal stem cell therapy to address mild to moderate relapsing-remitting MS found the treatment improved mental and physical health at 52 weeks.
‘Don’t skip leg day’: Plant-based foods, regular exercise boost brain health
Consuming a diet with more plant-based foods and the right kind of fats while engaging in daily exercise are sure-fire paths to maintaining brain health, according to speakers at the Lifestyle Medicine Conference.
Partnership to advance customized biomarker assays for range of neurological conditions
ADx NeuroSciences and Alamar Biosciences have announced a partnership to develop customized biomarker assays for companies that advance novel therapeutics for a range of neurological conditions.
Q&A: Rapid blood test could detect ALS within 2 days
A progressive neurodegenerative condition, ALS has no cure, with diagnosis often a result of protracted clinical evaluation that may take more than a year to accurately determine.
Data monitoring committee OKs continuation of phase 3 trial for vidofludimus calcium
An independent data monitoring committee has ruled that a phase 3 clinical trial investigating vidofludimus calcium for relapsing MS may continue as originally planned, according to the therapeutic’s manufacturer.
Intracranial frequency stimulation linked to improved memory, cognition in Alzheimer’s
Results from a clinical trial examining intracranial stimulation using a novel device in those with mild Alzheimer’s disease showed that treatment led to improvements in memory, cognitive function and blood flow.
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