One year on from the historic approval of the first new Alzheimer’s med in decades, the world’s largest event focused on the disease is set to take place in San Diego, California.
The annual Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC) kicks off on July, and 31 AAIC leaders are emphasizing research into the connection between diversity and dementia, as well as the impact of diet, income and cardio-vascular factors on neurological health.
Chris Weber, the Alzheimer’s Association’s director of global science initiatives, spoke with The Pharma Letter in the runup to the event.
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