How Much Amyloid Clearance, How Fast Is Needed To Slow Alzheimer’s?
Questions Remain But CTAD Data Offer Clues
Executive Summary
Lilly’s donanemab showed faster, deeper amyloid clearance versus Biogen/Eisai’s Aduhelm and Roche’s failed Phase III gantenerumab studies showed the importance of deep, rapid removal.
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