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Aricept Eases Symptoms of Severe Alzheimer's
(Source: HealthDay News) - A new study suggests that Aricept, an FDA-approved treatment for people in the mild-to-moderate stages of Alzheimer's disease, is also safe and effective for people in the more advanced stages of the disease.


French President Promotes Alzheimer's Research
(Source: International Herald Tribune) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy announced the creation of a commission to fight Alzheimer's and improve treatment of patients suffering from the disease.


Caregivers: The Second Alzheimer's Victims
(Source: WNBC) - Support groups are lifelines for spouses, siblings and friends hoping to better understand the challenges and issues involved in caring for a loved one with dementia.


Drug Candidate Completes Phase 1 Trial
(Source: CNN Money) - Lexicon Pharmaceuticals announced that their drug candidate for cognitive disorders, LX6171, has completed Phase 1 clinical trials. The compound was well-tolerated at all dose levels and showed excellent systemic exposure. Over the seven day trial, no dose-limiting toxicities were observed and exposure levels supported a once daily dosing regimen.


How to Find Your Way Through the Herbal Medicine Jungle
(Source: Daily Mail) - This article, published in the UK, warns about possible dangers of relying on herbal or alternative treatments.