Alzheimer's Fake News
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- Gleiten: 1
- Hello Doctor, I wanted to ask you about any new developments in the market that could help my grandmother's early alzheimers disease. We are worried.
- Hi there, as your grandmother's case is early on, I may have a suggestion for you. Let's do our regular check up and I will follow up with you about possible medications.
- A woman and her grandmother are visiting the doctor to see about any resources that can be provided to them after grandma's early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
- Gleiten: 2
- Okay grandma, now that we know the doctor is looking into medication for us, you can take a breath and know everything will be alright!
- I am happy that the doctor has an idea of a medication that will help me, but I want to know it has helped others too, so that I'm sure I won't get hurt.
- Hi Doctor, no problem we will make the appointment and talk shortly!
- Grandma and granddaughter are on their way home from the doctor's office when they speak about hoping the doctor's recommendations will be fortified by science and hold a potential to actually help her situation.
- Gleiten: 3
- I heard about this drug called Leqembi on a news article, let's look into it a little more knowing what I know about empirical data
- I know that I need to find the original source before I bother looking further into this drug
- MEANWHILE AT THE OFFICE
- The doctor has a moment in her office where she is conceptualizing how she will verify the information she read briefly in a news article. She immediately knew that if she could not at least find a peer reviewed article on the drug/study, then she would have no chance at prescribing this drug to her Alzheimer's patients.
- Gleiten: 4
- Ah! Exactly what I was looking for. Now that I see this article is the source, and it's a study from a peer reviewed journal, I feel more comfortable researching further and showing my patient
- The doctor reads through the article to where she is directed to a few sites/substantiating resources. Among them is the article titled Lecanemab in Early Alzheimer’s Disease found in New England Journal of Medicine, published in 2022. She knows that finding this piece of information is crucial to the process of creating a regime of care for her client's chronic disease.
- Gleiten: 5
- Hi there I have information regarding your grandmother's medication regime, please come into the office so we can discuss more!
- The doctor calls the patient's granddaughter to make an appointment.
- Gleiten: 6
- Hi Doctor. Thank you so much for the help with this. It's nice to know we can trust that you are going to verify that the news you read about is valid before trusting and recommending to patients.
- Hey guys, so I was doing my research about Lequembi, a drug that I saw in an article that says this drug slows the decline of Alzheimer's by 35%. I wanted to make sure that the article was backed by true evidence, which it was, I will forward you the research that advocates for the effectiveness of this drug and we can start making decisions about your regime going forward.
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