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antibody trials, but also there are small molecules pills, that are being tested that are aimed at the enzymesthat make amyloid, for example. none of those have succeeded so far. so in terms of what we call the amyloid hypothesis of alzheimer's, that amyloid is key to the cause of the disease, this is really important in terms of focusing or sort of confirming that that is a valid target. >> sreenivasan: so why is this particular drug or this particular type of therapy different? >> this is a biologicallal. it's a protein, what's called a monocolonial antibody, and it's directed specifically at this molecule that builds up. and we've rarely been successful in this sort of medication, in this sort of disease. there's one example of another an lloyd that's treatable. this is the second example where we seem to have a lead on a strategy that looks to be successful. >> sreenivasan: so biogen, the company that made, saw a huge bump in their stock. obviously, investors seem very confident but this is far off from actually getting to market, right? it is. it's a small trial. if you divide it up betwe

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thankfully, rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time-released bacteria to reduce tank buildup.id-x. #1 in septic maintenance. and now for rvs too! >>> intense fighting between rebel and government forces continue in yemen this morning. this, as we hear new details on saudi troop movement. >> officials say we could see coalition troops on the ground in yemen within days. and you see this new video here. it shows convoy carrying tanks and ammunition on a highway hiding to the saudi/yemeni border. an air force base used to battle al qaeda which has a large presence there. >>> overnight leaders gathered in egypt proposing a regional unified military force. let's bring in cnn's becky anderson who is at that summit. is teams they have a line against the huoujy rebels. is this what you're seeing? >> that is right. there is a real chance that arab boots on the ground could be to further degrade the militia. this is a draft summary that is being flushed out by arab leaders here and a port here. which agrees to a military force to counter regional threats in the future. but the wording s

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