Lecanemab approved for Alzheimer's
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•Alzheimer's drug lecanemab that slows decline given green light in UK - but won't be available on NHS
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Lecanemab can slow the decline in memory and mental agility by 27% in patients with mild Alzheimer's.
But a separate NHS watchdog has ruled it's not cost-effective and won't be available.
Decision means the first drug to show an effect in Alzheimer's will only be available privately.
In the US the treatment costs 20,000 a year.
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