the alzheimer's association estimate some 50 million people have been diagnosed with alzheimer's or related dementia. it is, and i do coach of the alzheimer's caucus in congress as well as autism and as well as hydrocephalus. we have seen an explosion of alzheimer's cases, like i said 50 million is a number that is estimated globally by 2050. and there's much that can be done to change that, change that trajectory. the g8 a few years ago said that by 2025 we want to have either a disease modifying therapy or cure. so the world is working across boundaries to try to come particularly in the european union, to try to finance for also restrict three great witnesses and think is a very much, madam chair. >> we appreciate all of you being here today and look for to cheer testimony. we are not going to move into the testimony from the witnesses. we want to remind you that your written statements will appear in the hearing record. under committee ruled six each witness should limit their oral presentation to a brief summary of the written statement and you can see the clock that is right there you

so the world is working across boundaries to try to find answers to alzheimer's. thank you so much. >> we appreciate all of you being here and look forward to your testimony. we will move into the testimony from the witnesses, and we want to remind you that your written statements will appear in a hearing record. you make your statements, and when you are finished, we will open up for questions and answers. at that time, we will have an ability to continue with the statement you wanted to give. our first witness is doctor daniel geschwind from the ucla school of medicine, and the associate vice chancellor of precision medicine at ucla. the overarching goal of these efforts at ucla is to develop new therapeutics for nervous system disorders for which disease altering therapies are not available, including autism and narrow degenerative disorders. he serves on the board of several journals and. doctor gladys, is a neural scientist born in venezuela. two she is also the director at the resource center for research on aging minorities and alzheimer's. in her doctoral

another major brain condition is alzheimer's. it is destroying out only the lives of those whoy contract the disease but severely affects the families who many times become the primary caregivers of their loved ones. one member off my staff is a father as a father who was diagnosed with alzheimer's at the early age of 61. he went from being a happy retiree and enjoying life to having to live with his adult children. he ended up dying in an adult care facility in 2017 after his condition became -- for his children to manage on a daily basis. this is -- billions around the world can empathize with andh what you know if this penalize any ideas if we're closer to cure and t bucking congress do o ensure that we have one. with hydrocephalus, although one can get itne at any age, it most often occurs at birth or early childhood. i would like for the panel to talk but its global impact. i would also like to know your opinions. we will break away from this hearing to take you live now to the floor of the u.s. senate for a pro forma sessio

not only in alzheimer's, but what we're doing in alzheimer's is leading other fields. so what's happening -- because of the magnitude of the problem and the alliances. so, in the most recent adult and health, only 80% of the participants of the clinical trials were hispanic. all of the calls that i get here about the drug, are from hispanics. we do not know what to tell them. i guess tell them the facts. and they are very eager. and this is a very poor area. you know, people are willing to sell their house to sell whatever they have. they really want and need hope. and my heart just breaks. so, we are recruiting. everything that i did for recruitment in venezuela, i am applying here. the doctor, they want to be seen by doctors, not by a research assistant, they want to talk. so, i get on the phone with them, or in person visits, on the phone. they tell me that how they got it, so i can deep dive inside their questions and help them identify to how they change their life plan, and how to cope. and how to support research. so, their beginnings registries. everybody's pan

>> . >> alzheimer's is a complex disease. dozen genes we have associated with alzheimer's. but i will say that what is different than the generality to do early safety studies. in terms of transitioning from phase two to phase three but in phase three is the brick wall so this is an exciting time to see the first disease modifying program get approved and when you think about what that approval did for cancer it will allow us to gain further understanding and we do think it will have a positive impact on investment. >> research development is extremely important and thank you to those who are participating virtually. you bring a face and a voice to what otherwise is just a disease but it is real and impacts real people and we must commit to continuing research and development. thank you madame chair i yield back. >> i want to express not only my condolences to you congressman carter but all of the members of the subcommittee and you just tommy lost her father. you have our sympathies in the lives are never the same again. so

and the alzheimer's -- [inaudible] a nonprofit such as aarp, alzheimer's association and u.s. against alzheimer's are key players and they will play an important role. support for public engagement including -- art centers, senior coalitions -- of valuable allies. [inaudible] the second rendition here, use evidence-based guidelines for architecture to support healthy cognitive aging, facilitate aging -- approve of expenses that mitigate social isolation and promote activity and publix demolition of the art, culture and social activities. [inaudible] and in low and middle income countries as well. thank you for giving me this opportunity to share my perspective this morning and these recommendations to you. i look forward to your questions and comments. >> thank you very much. dr. warf. >> chairman bass, august and smith, members of the committee is a privilege to be here. hydrocephalus is a common childhood condition that can be devastating. the good it is that it can be treated. the bad news is that children in low income countries typically don't get treated. the normal brai

they have found, this is the alzheimer's association, alzheimer's and other dimensions different proposal affect older blacks, hispanic americans. hispanic american to 1.5 times more likely to develop the disease and now this bill in this initiative is try to get more of the clinical trials to include those many women have alzheimer's or from the minority community. we might want to speak to this if you don't mind. in terms of lessons that could be learned and learned quickly particularly as new drug to come forward we don't have a very diverse base the people that in the clinical trial, it's not clear whether or not therapy will be applicable to all people, particularly since there's so manytt factors. doctor, you might want to speak to that. w we hope it soon becomes law and hopefully again it has a positive impact. >> i think that we changed the game, not only in alzheimer's. what we're doing in alzheimer's is leading our field. so it's happening because of the magnitude of the problem in the alliances. the most recent article, 23% of the participants of the clinical trials were hispan

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dave: your mother suffered from alzheimer's in the latter years and you have been involved with alzheimer's is that important for you? mr. lauder: very important. my brother and i created the alzheimer's drug discovery foundation. we do drug discovery for prevention and cure. we don't do care. we don't do anything else. the reasons we do them is amazing and in my lifetime, we are going to have a prevention and cure for alzheimer's and related diseases. mr. lauder: what do you attribute your short mind and age a good physique? do you exercise a lot? how do you keep mentally sharp? dave: i exercise a lot. don't forget this. everyone should know this. the brain is a muscle. if you do not use it, you lose it. each day, i am doing something by crossword puzzles to activate my interests. i will read the newspaper and discuss the matters. i will make predictions. i don't have my crystal ball but i can lend it to you. i can see the future and work with that knowledge to help in all the things i am doing. dave: any regrets in this life story? anything you wish you had done differently? mr. lauder: n

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you have also been involved with alzheimer's research.that an important cause for you as well? leonard: very important. my brother and i created the alzheimer's drug discovery foundation. we just do drug discovery for prevention and cure. we don't do care. we don't do anything else. but the research that we are doing is amazing, and in my lifetime, we are going to have a prevention and a cure for alzheimer's and related diseases. david: so, what do you attribute your obviously sharp mind at your age and good physique at your age -- what is it that you do? do you exercise a lot? how do you keep mentally sharp? what's the key? leonard: i exercise a lot, number one. and don't forget this -- everyone should know this -- the brain is a muscle and if you don't use it, you lose it. so that each day, i'm doing something -- not doing the crossword puzzles -- to activate my interest. we will read the newspaper in the morning and we will discuss the matters and where is it leading to? and i will make predictions. by the way, i am very good about see

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alzheimer's-like symptoms such as forgetfulness and brain fog.we're a year and a half into this pandemic and we're still learning more about this disease. there are two studies that were presented at the alzheimer's association international conference that are getting attention here. in one of those studies researchers found that in a group of more than 200 older adults with covid-19, about half of them experienced forg forgetfulness and about a quarter experienced additional cognitive problems. in a separate study researchers found among more than 300 covid-19 patients, about half of them had neurological symptoms. in that first study, researchers found those symptoms of forgetfulness lasted about three to six months. then in the second study with the 158 patients who had neurological symptoms, researchers found a connection to alzheimer's disease. they looked at blood plasma samples collected from those patients and found elevated levels of certain biomarkers that are typically associated with dementia. in alzheimer's one protein can accumulat

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sinai will not administer the new alzheimer's treatment. just last month the fda approved the drug based off two large but somewhat inconclusive studies of the effect in slowing cognitive decline in people with mild alzheimer's symptoms nadine, the stock getting a huge lift when that alzheimer's treatment was announced, now you have two leading hospital networks, that are networks that hold a lot of pull with what other hospitals do, saying they're not going to do it. any action here on biogen? >> you know, my colleague was saying this is a lot like olympian whose results are questioned because of the doping, right. and this is one of the kind of things that headlines could be seething this company for a while. so we don't trade it i think guy called it weeks ago. you buy lilly. i think that he had a great call on that. they've obviously done a lot in the alzheimer's space and would you be careful about biogen here if you have to trade it, the low end is about 323 >> yeah, guy, i mean, obviously she's giving a shoutout on the lilly side as

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. >>> new controversy tonight over a medicine used to treat alzheimer's.t's the first new treatment for the disease in nearly two decades. but the medical community was then and is now divided about whether data shows the drug actually works plus, there's the price tag. the treatment costs an average patient about $56,000 every year house lawmakers have announced an investigation into the drug's pricing and its approval process. still, the medicine offers new hope for the families of millions of americans enduring the disease. here's cnbc's senior health and science correspondent meg tirrell. >> linda and ed neil have been together for decades >> we talk about this about every other night. it's 35 years. nobody thought we'd make it. >> seven years ago, ed was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease, and last year, he started on an experimental drug now called aduhelm. >> i feel that it is helping i do see flashes of him being in the moment and remembering what happened just a couple of minutes ago. >> but where the neils see hope, others see a drug with weak ev

. >> reporter: three years ago at the age of 53 peter was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's.ually he not only forgot his wedding day, he forgot his wife. lisa became just aother nameless caretaker. their entire history together permanently erased. yet a whisper of their love must have remained because lisa says all of a sudden he began courting her as if they just started dating until one day a wedding scene came on tv. peter pointed to the screen and said, let's do it. >> and i said, do what? >> he pointed again and i said, you want to get married? he got this grin on his face and he said, yeah. so he fell in love with me again. >> reporter: lisa accepted his proposal and a few months ago she staged a wedding for her already husband. >> i can't even describe to you how magical it was. he was so present and he was so happy and it was very touching. >> peter, you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: lisa said peter hadn't been this lucid in weeks. unfortunately, it was a cinderella moment. the clock struck 12 and by the next morning, this wedding, too, was lost to the fog. >> yes

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