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Most Alzheimer’s patients would pay up to $26,500 per year for new treatment Leqembi

Por: CNBC Health January 10, 2023

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Visoot Uthairam Moment Getty ImagesFew seniors with early Alzheimer's disease will have access to the new treatment Leqembi due to its high cost and very limited coverage by Medicare.The Food and Drug Administration on Friday to Biogen and Eisai's monoclonal antibody after the treatment appeared to of Alzheimer's disease in clinical trial participants with mild cognitive impairment.related investing news3 hours agoThe Japanese... + full article



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