“New Hope from Alzheimer’s Drugs Donanemab & Lecanemab Explained Simply”

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00:00Alzheimer's doesn't have a cure yet, but two new drugs bring hope.

00:04Let's break it down simply together.

00:07Alzheimer's connects to protein buildup in the brain, called amyloid plaques.

00:12These plaques disrupt memory and thinking abilities.

00:16Donanimab and Lakanumab are new drugs made to target these plaques.

00:20They help remove the buildup and slow down memory decline.

00:24The good news? Studies show they can effectively slow memory loss.

00:28This means people can remain independent and connected for longer periods.

00:34However, there are challenges to consider.

00:37These drugs don't offer a cure for Alzheimer's disease.

00:40They simply slow its progression.

00:43Some patients might face side effects, including potential brain swelling or bleeding.

00:48Monitoring is necessary to ensure safety.

00:51If you or a loved one think about treatment, discuss it with a memory specialist.

00:55They can provide insight into whether these drugs are right for you.

01:00These new drugs aren't a cure, but they signify progress.

01:04Science is giving us a future filled with hope, and every advancement matters.

01:10Learn more about these options and take the next step toward understanding Alzheimer's treatments today.

01:14That's why there are ú Hollande and local veterinarians will be able to try.

01:15Think early on the list.

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