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Drug to treat agitation in Alzheimer s patients approved in Canada - National

Health Canada has approved an oral drug to treat symptoms of agitation associated with dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease in patients.

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With Alzheimer s cases poised to skyrocket, new drugs mark progress at last

With Alzheimer s cases poised to skyrocket, new drugs mark progress at last
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A blood test to detect Alzheimer s disease? Here s how it may look - National

A simple blood test has the potential to accurately screen for Alzheimer's disease before symptoms start to show, according to a recent study.

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Rising dementia rates among Asian Canadians call for culturally safe services: Report

By 2050, almost one out of every four people who develop dementia in Canada will be of Asian origin, a 785 per cent increase from 2020, says a report released this week.

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