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Take a quick look back at developments this year with our higlights of acceleration of DMTs, particularly focusing on anti-amyloid antibodies and novel oral agents.

Clevenger explains how better recognition of agitation in Alzheimer disease, and stronger caregiver–clinician communication, can meaningfully improve outcomes.

A multidisciplinary panel of neurologists, geriatricians, and researchers examined how early identification, equitable access, and value-based models could reshape Alzheimer disease care.

Stay informed with the latest critical updates, including new guidelines, vaccine insights, and groundbreaking research findings from 2025.

The FDA approved once-daily oral semaglutide 25 mg for chronic weight management and long-term weight maintenance in adults with obesity or overweight, based on data from the OASIS clinical trial program.

Abbott's Volt PFA System gains FDA approval, offering a new minimally invasive treatment for atrial fibrillation, enhancing patient care options.

Injection anxiety and concerns about side effects are common. A primary care physician outlines practical counseling strategies, expectation-setting, and interventions that improve patient comfort and confidence.

Topline Phase 3 ATTAIN-MAINTAIN data show oral orforglipron met primary and key secondary endpoints for weight maintenance after prior GLP-1–based injectable therapy in adults with obesity.

Completion of the screening pathway—not test selection alone—may define quality going forward.




































































































































































































































































































































