
Alzheimer’s Agitation Study
Agitation in all its forms—from finger tapping, nail biting and restlessness to excessive motor activity, verbal aggression, and physical aggression—is particularly challenging because there are currently no effective treatments for it.
Preliminary Qualifications
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55+ years of age.
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Confirmed high likelihood of Alzheimer's disease, using either a blood-based biomarker or cerebrospinal fluid biomarker.
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Exhibit one of more of the following: excessive motor activity, verbal aggression, physical aggression.
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Agitation is not solely attributable to another psychiatric, medical, or environmental condition.