Clinical evidence and biological considerations in the clinical use of lecanemab – experience at an academic medical center

Our single-site findings suggest that "real-world" experience with lecanemab may be not dissimilar to that in clinical trials, and that despite a small risk of unavoidable serious adverse events, there can be ease of administration and MRI procedures, good tolerability, and relative safety. It is appropriate to use extant clinical evidence, and biological plausibility, rather than provide barriers to access, in discussing potential risks and benefits, and providing access to patients and their families.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70858_107460
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Alzheimer's disease research and treatments
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Our single-site findings suggest that "real-world" experience with lecanemab may be not dissimilar to that in clinical trials, and that despite a small risk of unavoidable serious adverse events, there can be ease of administration and MRI procedures, good tolerability, and relative safety. It is appropriate to use extant clinical evidence, and biological plausibility, rather than provide barriers to access, in discussing potential risks and benefits, and providing access to patients and their families.

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