yeah, so um they, they approved a very similar drug with very similar outcomes called la, can't imap so i don't see a future where the fha is not gonna approve this drug. but i think you're right, it's all about this balance of benefits versus risks. and the benefits that we're seeing, you know, the primary outcome, what they looked at, it was a 144 point scale. and when you looked at the cbo versus those who got the drug, you saw a 3 point difference in this 144 points. so i would say it's, it's a small difference, how clinically meaningful of that, i think is a big question to the bait. but we're also seeing other things like less people progressing to the next stage of use, which for me matters more than kind of the scale. so that is hopeful with upset again small differences the, the big concerns is that a, you have to, for this drug, you have to go and basically monthly, which really can't about the other drug. you have to go in twice a month for an fusions then fusions looking at fusion reactions. these drugs also seem to cause micro bleeds in the brain, but i can call also cau

i would say that it's likely to be approved because we have the same question marks with what can imap, which got after you approved. i think this requires a very good discussion about risk. some benefits if you're going to start this drug . i think we know now that drugs probably going to be in the wild sometimes for the health care system is not very good at that. so we'll have to see what actually it looks like in a while. we'll have to leave it here. thank you so much, eric. we're there at the university of california in san francisco. thanks for having me. the best our time. so make sure to turn in again tomorrow by the a pulse the, the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives culture information. this is the the news w. mine's the shadow side of going green kobolds premises, clean mobility, but mining is done. see this critical role material is used and factory use for electric cars mines, mainly in the congo under terrible in humane conditions. votes rush, look into the in 45 minutes on dw, the assassination. it's to stop, so one move ba

that the church president would very easily back down and accept money from the united states or the imap is unlikely. but more importantly, in the words of sitting on the image of the former george as president, he says that the 24 hours is a long time for politics. and looking at the next few weeks or months, it's safe to say that there could be a lot that could change being uh, the circumstances of this. yeah. but looking more into what hersh had to say. that may be an element of truth as to which part is true, which part is not, is difficult to understand until we have official confirmation. but he did make mention about the ukraine conflict and the west of the west isn't a bit of a pickle typically politely. and one of the fundamental things that good, especially to give us a better idea of that is telling the truth. he says that the west has had issues with munitions installed power as a us air force general by the names of james hacker says and i quote here, we don't have nearly what we had at the heart of the cold war. continue on, he says we're getting dangerously low and in some

would say that it's likely to be approved because we have the same question marks with what can't imap which got after you approved. i think this requires a very good discussion about risk and benefits. if you're going to start this drug, i think we know now that drugs probably going to be in the wild sometimes. so uh, the health care system is not very good at that. so we'll have to see what actually it looks like in the while. we'll have to leave it here. thank you so much. eric was there at the university of california in san francisco. thanks for having me about our time, so make sure to turn in again tomorrow by the using mind power. the drain is paraplegics to walk in. is this the beginning of a new medical error? the research team is just getting started on dw, a. returning lead should all is a moral obligation for germany. this key, the former colonial power, wants to make amends, especially for its crimes in africa. thoughts repatriation brings about its own new privilege. returning looted, restitution in the crust has of world politics close up in 60 minutes and d w. the i lo

would say that it's likely to be approved because we have the same question marks with what can't imap which got after you approved. i think this requires a very good discussion about risk and benefits. if you're going to start this drug, i think we know now that drugs probably going to be in the wild sometimes. so uh, the health care system is not very good at that. so we'll have to see what actually it looks like in the while. we'll have to leave it here. thank you so much eric. we're there at the university of california in san francisco. thanks for having me . a mess our time. so make sure to turn in again tomorrow by the india force featured home and taking care of these marine animals. reducing dangerous. i'm on east coast during the hacking season. they even help the baby turtle safely reach the ocean. india dw, and mashed potatoes unacceptable. protest. rose's cold to play shocking tactics by depending on the on wells climate change. activism takes a new approach. is it working parts unveiled in 60 minutes on the w, the guardians of truce. hesitate almost every wisest thing you

they have just presented the results of a trial of the 9 imap, which is the name of the new medicine. and they say it will stop the progression of the disease with more than 30 percent. this is the 1st time in many decades that you can see that there's some results by combating all time. so there's a lot of optimism here that this is a new era where alzheimer's patients are not being told that their disease is incurable. at the other hand, so there's some type of risky side effects. they have also found some grain bleeding and other affects on the brain. but with patients taking this medicine and that's also very high cost involved more than $26000.00 for patients. for a year, so auto scientists say you and you have to be careful, you have to look at how much impacts and effects these medicine will have. they have still to be approved by drug agencies around the world. but patients, of course, will be very hopeful that this will at least give them some more time with a disease that is progressing very rapidly and will eventually lead to death. step 5, something else you see around. an

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