Life-changing Alzheimer's drug approved for use in EU to reduce cognitive decline
A groundbreaking medication designed to delay the onset of Alzheimer's has received approval for use within the EU. The drug, which is given via an intravenous drip every two weeks, has been proven in clinical trials to decrease amyloid plaques. It has also already been given the green light for use in the UK.
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