Tagged with Alzheimer's

Singapore Charles Stacey, President and CEO of Cerecin, discusses the company’s strategic direction and partnerships as it advances its Alzheimer’s treatment into Phase 3 trials. He highlights the importance of collaboration with global contract research organizations and large vendors during the clinical development phase. Stacey also shares insights into Cerecin’s approach…

USA As the search for effective Alzheimer’s treatments continues to evolve, Annovis Bio is taking a distinct approach with buntanetap, a novel oral candidate designed to intervene more broadly in disease progression. In this interview, Chief Business Officer Mark White discusses the company’s clinical learnings, operational discipline, and the realities of…

Global As the neuroscience field gains unprecedented momentum, Roche is taking a leading role in redefining how neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s are understood, diagnosed, and treated. Dr Azad Bonni, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Neuroscience and Rare Diseases at Roche’s Pharma Research and Early Development (pRED), brings a unique…

Global Paola Barbarino, CEO of Alzheimer’s Disease International, shares her insights into the growing global challenge of the disease and the urgent need for action across all income settings. In this interview, she discusses the importance of post-diagnosis support, the burden on caregivers, the impact of stigma, and the role of governments…

China As a result of its ageing demographic, China has seen a sharp rise in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). The country’s AD patients over 60 already total some ten million and as the population ages, that number is expected to climb. A new report from Selesta looks at the country’s current standards…

Research Andreas Lysandropoulos, Senior Vice President and Global Therapeutic Area Head for Neuroscience at Parexel, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of clinical development for neurological conditions. In this interview, he highlights the importance of localised patient engagement, the role of advocacy in building urgency around diseases like Alzheimer’s, and…

Sweden Even though the development of these treatments takes time, there are many capable people continuing to push the field forward. I believe that lecanemab, BioArctic, and others dedicated to this area will keep innovating, learning, and improving—ultimately leading to better outcomes for patients with Alzheimer’s. Lars Lannfelt, co-founder and board…

USA The Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation (ADDF) operates in the critical niche of translational research, attempting to bridge the “Valley of Death” between discovery and commercialisation using a venture philanthropy model that reinvests returns into new science. CEO Mark Roithmayr explains how the ADDF has helped launch major diagnostic tools for…

Denmark A seasoned neuroscience researcher with firsthand experience of both successes and failures in one of biomedicine’s most challenging fields, Johan Luthman is better placed than most to comment on the past, present, and future of Alzheimer’s disease. Luthman, who currently serves as EVP and Head of R&D at Danish neuroscience…

USA David H. Crean, Ph.D., is a San Diego-based venture capitalist and strategic advisor with over 30 years of experience in life sciences and healthcare. Drawing on a deep personal connection to Alzheimer’s disease as well as decades of experience as a scientist and investor, Crean casts his eye over the…

USA Since Christopher Viehbacher took the reins of Biogen in 2022, he has launched a USD 1 billion cost-cutting and priority refocusing plan, made significant deals, and launched the firm’s Alzheimer’s drug Legembi. But snags slowing the uptake of the Eisai-partnered med and the fall in sales of its multiple sclerosis…

Saudi Arabia Three leading lights from biopharma, policy, and research come together in Riyadh to discuss the current treatment and prevention landscape for Alzheimer’s disease.   As people live longer, the threat of age-related diseases deepens. Alzheimer’s, one of the cruellest such diseases, therefore represents an increasingly urgent public health challenge in…