Alzheimer's Disease: Disease‑Modifying Treatments, Blood Tests, and Prevention Trials
Disease‑modifying treatments for Alzheimer's disease are now available. Join two leading researchers for a clear, evidence‑based look at what's changing — and what it means for you.
Presented by
Jeremy Pruzin, MD
Neurologist · Banner Alzheimer's Institute
Nicholas Ashton, PhD
Biomarker Pioneer · University of Gothenburg
From new treatments to early detection — in plain, evidence‑based terms.
Dr. Jeremy Pruzin explains what disease‑modifying treatments for Alzheimer's disease are, who qualifies, what they involve, and how to weigh their benefits and risks — including the role of APOE testing. Dr. Nicholas Ashton then looks at the blood tests changing how Alzheimer's is detected, and what they may offer for prevention. The seminar closes with a look at the AHEAD and TRAILBLAZER prevention trials, followed by an extended question‑and‑answer session.
Treatments
Who qualifies, what's involved, and the APOE testing question.
Blood Tests
The biomarkers reshaping early detection of Alzheimer's.
Prevention Trials
A close look at the AHEAD and TRAILBLAZER studies.
Live Q&A
Bring your questions directly to both faculty members.
How The Hour(s) Break Down
Session Breakdown
Roughly two hours, structured to move from treatment, to diagnostics, to the future — then open the floor.
Meet Your Faculty
Jeremy Pruzin, MD
Neurologist · Researcher
Board‑certified in cognitive and behavioral neurology, Dr. Pruzin focuses on Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. He serves as an Associate Professor of Neurology at the University of Arizona College of Medicine–Phoenix and leads research at the Banner Alzheimer's Institute.
Nicholas Ashton, PhD
Biomarker Pioneer
Internationally recognized for work that helped create the first blood tests for early detection of Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Ashton is Senior Director of the Biomarker Program at Banner Alzheimer's Institute and an Associate Professor at the University of Gothenburg.
Seats are limited for live Q&A.
Wednesday, September 30 | 4pm · Reserve your place now.
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