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Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Trials in 2025: What's Recruiting and Who Can Join

By Tidera Health Editorial Team·

Alzheimer's trials range from prevention studies in cognitively normal adults to treatment studies in mild-to-moderate disease. Here's what's recruiting.

About this article: Educational and informational only. Does not constitute medical advice or eligibility guidance. Always discuss clinical trial options with your care team. Verify current trial status at ClinicalTrials.gov.

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An overview of Alzheimer's disease clinical trials in 2025, covering amyloid/tau-targeting therapies, prevention trials, biomarker studies, and eligibility requirements.

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