New long-term clinical data presented by Eisai add to growing evidence that LEQEMBI (lecanemab) may continue to slow disease progression in certain adults with early Alzheimer’s disease when treatment is maintained over several years.
New long-term data suggest sustained benefit of Eisai therapy in early Alzheimer’s Disease
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