CONFERENCE COVERAGE SERIES
Pre-Conference Workshop: DIAN in Hawaii
Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A.
09 July 2010
The DIAN represents a bold attempt at pushing Alzheimer's clinical research squarely into the preclinical phase. It enrolls adult children of people with autosomal-dominant AD into an intensive longitudinal observation study. Just prior to the ICAD meeting held in Honolulu, Hawaii, DIAN researchers from three continents and some family members met to discuss progress so far. At day's end, they also presented the first cut of baseline results to industry leaders in hopes of offering to generous research volunteers what they most want: a prevention trial.
DIAN Dispatch From Hawaii: After Slow Start, Network Is Humming
After more than a year of rumbling to life, the Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer’s Network (DIAN) has kicked into gear and is now enrolling research participants at a healthy clip...
DIAN Dispatch from Hawaii: Glimpse at Data, Push for Trials
Leaders of DIAN gathered to brief each other to present to some 30 pharmaceutical industry scientists the first cut of baseline data from this ongoing biomarker study...