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期刊名:Alzheimer disease & associated disorders

缩写:ALZ DIS ASSOC DIS

ISSN:0893-0341

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IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Maria I Behrens,Odity Mukherjee,Pang-hsien Tu et al. Maria I Behrens et al.
Hereditary dysphasic disinhibition dementia (HDDD) describes a familial disorder characterized by personality changes, and language and memory deficits. The neuropathology includes frontotemporal lobar atrophy, neuronal loss and gliosis and...
Peter J Whitehouse,Julia L Rajcan,Susie A Sami et al. Peter J Whitehouse et al.
Both psychosocial and biologic interventions may delay or prevent Alzheimer disease. Staying mentally active may help older people maintain their cognitive abilities. In the Alzheimer Disease Cooperative Study Prevention Instrument Project ...
Mary Sano,Carolyn W Zhu,Peter J Whitehouse et al. Mary Sano et al.
Background: The Prevention Instrument project of the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study (ADCS) seeks to develop instruments to assess treatment efficacy including potential economic benefit. The Resource Use Inventory ...
Marian B Patterson,Peter J Whitehouse,Steven D Edland et al. Marian B Patterson et al.
Information about quality of life (QOL) is valuable in evaluating pharmaceutical agents but it is not adequately assessed in many dementia drug trials. In prevention trials, following participants to conversion to AD requires QOL scales app...
Sally P Walsh,Rema Raman,Katherine B Jones et al. Sally P Walsh et al.
In future research on the prevention of Alzheimer Disease (AD), a large simple prevention trial might test a safe intervention (eg, vitamins) in a very large population (eg, 10,000 subjects), powered to detect a modest treatment effect size...
Douglas Galasko,David A Bennett,Mary Sano et al. Douglas Galasko et al.
Background: In primary prevention trials for Alzheimer disease, the inception cohort typically has normal or minimally impaired complex activities of daily living (ADL). ADL change during a trial could trigger detailed ev...
Jeffrey L Cummings,Rema Raman,Karin Ernstrom et al. Jeffrey L Cummings et al.
Background: There is an urgent need for the development of inexpensive, reliable, and valid instruments that can be used in large-scale primary prevention trials of compounds aimed at ameliorating progression from normal ...
David P Salmon,Jeffrey L Cummings,Shelia Jin et al. David P Salmon et al.
The validity and reliability of clinic-based and telephone-based versions of a 4 word delayed recall test were evaluated in nondemented elderly individuals (n=644) participating in a simulated primary prevention clinical trial. There was no...
Lon S Schneider,Christopher M Clark,Rachelle Doody et al. Lon S Schneider et al.
Background: Because primary prevention trials will require large samples and modest treatment effects are expected, the use of standard clinician-administered, clinic-based measures are unlikely to be feasible. There is a...
Steven H Ferris,Paul S Aisen,Jeffrey Cummings et al. Steven H Ferris et al.
One objective of the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study (ADCS) is to develop new or improved instruments and assessment methods for evaluating treatment efficacy in Alzheimer disease (AD) clinical trials. The ADCS Instrument Committee ha...