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After Amyloid, Drugmakers Push Into the Next Generation of Alzheimer’s Therapies

by Bernice Lottering
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Tau-targeting therapies, antisense oligonucleotides, blood-based diagnostics, and AI-assisted discovery are converging to challenge assumptions that have governed neurological research for thirty years.
For three decades, the dominant framework in Alzheimer’s research rested on a single premise: that amyloid-beta plaques were the primary driver of the disease, and …

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