Last month, we discussed Aduhelm, Biogen’s recently-approved Alzheimer’s drug that received pushback from medical professionals who believe the FDA put the cart ahead of the horse. Now, according to a New York Times article, two major medical centers, Cleveland Clinic and Mount Sinai, have decided not to administer the drug to patients.
Major Medical Centers Are Nixing Aduhelm
The controversial new Alzheimer’s drug may be FDA-approved, but there’s no shortage of critics.
Jul 21, 2021
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