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Press release: Royal College of Psychiatrists strongly opposes proposed withdrawal of anti-dementia drugs
Press Release Royal College of Psychiatrists' response to the proposal to the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) to withdraw treatments for Alzheimer's disease from the NHS - College
(from: rcpsych.ac.uk)

Sudden withdrawal of Alzheimer's drugs
Sarah Boseley and Mark Gould Tuesday March 1, 2005 The Guardian The only drugs available to thousands of people suffering the distressing memory loss and other symptoms of Alzheimer's disease ar
(from: guardian.co.uk)

Scots drug hope in Alzheimer's fight
FRANK URQUHART A DRUG that could reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease for the first time is to be tested by sufferers of dementia across Britain. Until now, drugs used to treat the de
(from: news.scotsman.com)

Towards a simpler prevention of Alzheimer's
REGULAR exercise and a healthy diet could go a long way to reducing the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, the latest research from Sweden suggests. A study by Miia Kivipelto, a neurologist a
(from: thescotsman.scotsman.com)

Aspirin, Alzheimer's focus of grants
ASPIRIN could help reduce heart attacks and dementia in older people, Melbourne researchers believe. Their theory will be put to the test in a trial at Monash University after the Federa
(from: thesundaymail.news.com.au)

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