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February 12, 2020
 
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Studies show two drugs did not slow cognitive decline
Researchers announced that Phase III clinical trial results of two experimental drugs showed they did not slow cognitive decline as measured by multiple tests of thinking and memory. Alzheimer's Association Chief Science Officer Maria C. Carrillo, Ph.D., says that while the results are disappointing, "The findings may hold valuable lessons on how to best conduct clinical trials in people with and at risk for Alzheimer's, and where to focus our energies moving forward."

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African American physician made significant contributions to knowledge of Alzheimer's
In celebration of Black History Month, we honor the significant contributions pioneer Solomon Carter Fuller, M.D., made to dementia research. We also explore the integral role diversity continues to play in Alzheimer's research.
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People living with dementia may repeat statements and questions
A person living with Alzheimer's or another dementia may do or say something over and over or undo something that has just been finished. People living with dementia who ask questions repeatedly may be trying to express a specific concern or may be coping with frustration, anxiety or insecurity.
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