Reanalysis of the A4 Study to Formally Evaluate Amyloid Removal as a Surrogate for Cognitive Decline

Using epidemiologic and econometric methods to analyze individual-level data from trials of amyloid-targeting drugs will improve our understanding of amyloid as a surrogate outcome for cognition. In this instance, results are imprecise because solanezumab did not effectively remove amyloid. However, reproducing these analyses using individual-level data from effective anti-amyloid trials has the potential to shape treatment strategies and inform use of surrogate outcomes in future approval processes.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70859_106785
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Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Research
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Reanalysis of the A4 Study to Formally Evaluate Amyloid Removal as a Surrogate for Cognitive Decline

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Reanalysis of the A4 Study to Formally Evaluate Amyloid Removal as a Surrogate for Cognitive Decline

Sarah F. Ackley, Jingxuan Wang, Ruijia Chen, Michael Flanders, Sachin J Shah
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Using epidemiologic and econometric methods to analyze individual-level data from trials of amyloid-targeting drugs will improve our understanding of amyloid as a surrogate outcome for cognition. In this instance, results are imprecise because solanezumab did not effectively remove amyloid. However, reproducing these analyses using individual-level data from effective anti-amyloid trials has the potential to shape treatment strategies and inform use of surrogate outcomes in future approval processes.

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