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Health Care — Second Alzheimer’s treatment gets FDA nod 

Por: The Hill Health January 11, 2023

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Today is Friday, and a 13th vote for House Speaker again . Maybe 14 is the lucky number.  In health news, the FDA approved a new drug for early stage Alzheimer’s disease, but it may not see widespread uptake unless Medicare changes its coverage rules.   and . Someone forward you this newsletter?  New Alzheimer’s drug given green light  An experimental Alzheimer’s drug that moderately slows cognitive decline was approved by the Food and... + full article



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