Newswise, August 22, 2016 — When the Dominantly Inherited
Alzheimer’s Network started in 2008, there were questions about whether it
could succeed. It did.
At eight years old, DIAN has fully enrolled its first
therapeutic trial and more trials are in planning stages, and its observational
cohort study is producing longitudinal data for a quantitative prediction model
of Alzheimer’s disease progression.
Underpinning the science is a growing international community
of families who support each other with warmth and considerable spunk as they
navigate both the disease and their intensive research participation to beat
it. In a five-part series, Gabrielle Strobel takes the
movement’s measure.
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