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Default New Drug for Alzheimers is Too Weak, FDA Advisors
Resign over it's approval., Aduhelm is drug name. Very costly for the drug and all that goes with testing etc.

3 Experts Quit An FDA Panel Over Alzheimer's Drug Approval : NPR

I continue to work on my own brain to keep myself in a good place with memory issues.
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