Eisai U.S. Neurology

Ready to rethink the Alzheimer’s care pathway? Join us at #AAIC2025 on July 30, 6:00-7:30 PM ET at the Westin Harbour Castle Frotenac Ballroom to learn more about our collaboration with the @DavosAlzheimers. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

Exploring new ways to deliver care in early Alzheimer’s? Don’t miss Dr. Raymond Scott Turner’s session at #AAIC2025 on July 27, 8:00-8:45 AM, Room 718. Hear patient, care partner & provider perspectives on subcutaneous delivery options. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

Curious about how safety profiles compare across Alzheimer’s therapies? Join us July 27 from 4:15-5:45 PM ET at #AAIC2025 to hear from Anna Burke, MD, on this important topic. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

You’re invited to discover how unraveling Alzheimer’s pathophysiology is changing the future of disease management. Join us Wednesday, July 30, 6:30-7:45 AM ET at the Westin Harbour Castle Frotenac Ballroom. #AAIC2025 #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

Join us Sunday, July 27, from 9:00-10:30 AM, Metro Toronto Convention Centre Room 718 at #AAIC2025 for readouts of 6 new studies on early Alzheimer’s treatment – covering patient pathways, safety, biomarkers, and more. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology #biomarkers…

If you’ll be in Toronto for #AAIC2025, join us Monday, July 28 from 6:50-7:30 PM ET at the Westin Harbour Castle Frotenac Ballroom. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

Headed to #AAIC2025? Join @DrNeuroChic on July 28, 6:00-6:40 PM ET at the Westin Harbour Castle Frotenac Ballroom to learn more about smoldering Alzheimer’s disease. #AlzheimersDisease #neurology

We hope to see you next week at the @alzassociation International Conference! We’ll be sharing our latest research on Alzheimer’s disease and look forward to meeting many of you there. #AAIC2025 #AlzheimersDisease

WEBSITE UPDATE! Visit the neurology section of our medical website to find new, helpful resources that reflect our commitment to transforming the therapy landscape for challenging neurologic conditions, including Alzheimer's disease. #Neurology

Join Dr. Darren Gitelman for the latest in our Unlocking Alzheimer’s Disease series. In this episode, Dr. Gitelman discusses blood-based biomarkers and their potential value in #AlzheimersDisease diagnosis. #neurology

Getting a timely diagnosis can be key for individuals to better manage symptoms and seek an effective course of treatment and support. Visit the neurology section of our website to learn more about our AD research. #neurology

“Alzheimer’s disease, we’ve discovered over the past several decades, starts long before the clinical symptoms become apparent.” In this episode of Unlocking Alzheimer’s Disease, Dr. Darren Gitelman explains the clinical changes that take place in Alzheimer’s disease.

#AlzheimersDisease (AD) is characterized by an accumulation of the beta-amyloid protein outside of neurons and twisted strands of tau protein inside neurons. Our Unlocking AD series on YouTube has more information on AD clinical features and other AD-related topics. #neurology

2.8 million men aged 65 and older in the U.S. are living with #AlzheimersDisease (AD). Father’s Day and Men’s Health Week are good reminders to speak to those in your care who may be at risk for AD about how to recognize the disease. #MHW2025

We recently spoke with Dr. Darren Gitelman from the Advocate Memory Center for our Unlocking Alzheimer’s Disease series. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see the full series, in which Dr. Gitelman discusses clinical changes in Alzheimer’s disease and other topics. #neurology

Did you know? June is #AlzheimersAndBrainAwarenessMonth. We’re dedicated to providing educational resources for people to learn more about Alzheimer’s disease (AD) year-round, and this month we’ll be sharing key facts about AD to continue to raise awareness. #EndAlz

“There are a number of healthy habits that individuals can live to reduce their risk of Alzheimer’s.” In the latest in our Understanding Early Alzheimer’s Disease series, Dr. Dung Trinh shares risk factors for #AlzheimersDisease (AD) and healthy changes that may help reduce risk.

In the latest from our Understanding Early Alzheimer’s Disease series, Dr. Dung Trinh discusses the signs and symptoms of early Alzheimer’s disease (AD), as well as the differences between the stages of the disease. #neurology

“Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease.” In the first episode of our new Understanding Early Alzheimer’s Disease series, Dr. Dung Trinh provides an in-depth explanation of what AD is and how it develops in the brain. #neurology