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Showing 1 of 382 rows for Anti-amyloid (other modality). One row per study per exposure: a study that tested two different things appears twice, once for each.

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Research and outcomes, 1 row. Every row links to its source.
Exposure Question Direction Outcome measured Design People Effect size, as the source reported it Source
Anti-amyloid (other modality) Medicines Treatment Benefit
why

Phase 1 target-engagement result in 19 people; no clinical outcome measured.

CSF sAPPbeta (surrogate) phase 1 trial 19 Single ascending dose 100 mg (9 patients): CSF sAPPbeta "-84.5% [1.3]" at month 1, "-61.1% [2.8]" at month 10. Multiple ascending dose 50 mg every 6 months (10 patients): "-63.7% (5.0)" at day 15 after the first dose, "-83.8% (2.3)" at month 1 after the second Alzheimer's & Dementia (AAIC 2025 conference abstract) 2025
⚠ Conference abstract — not peer-reviewed PMC12739694

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