Baxter International’s drug candidate Gammagard is the latest Alzheimer’s therapeutic to fail in meeting its clinical endpoints. A number of other potential therapies have suffered similar fates. With these failures in mind, how can Alzheimer’s sufferers remain optimistic that relief is in sight?

Poll Question:
Do you foresee a major breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease within the next 10 years?

Yes
85

No
45

Undecided
16

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