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Alzheimer's clinical trial

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By: Kate Pabich
kpabich@cbs4qc.com

Do you have a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's?

Researchers are looking for participants for a clinical trial to help find a cure.
 
Wednesday night in Davenport the Alzheimer's association invited people to come out and ask questions about the trial and how it could help their loved ones.


Organizers say the trial can give patients access to new treatments before they are widely available.

The trial is not just for people with Alzheimer's, it's also for family members and caregivers.

For more information on how you can get involved just call (563)359-0100

 

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