Eisai Co., Ltd.
EISAI CO LTD U/ADRwww.eisai.com
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Sep 14, 2026
Optimizing Real-World Management of Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Maintenance Therapy and Long-Term Evidence
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The following presentation from Answers in CME is part of an educational activity titled "Optimizing Real-World Management of Early Alzheimer's Disease: Maintenance Therapy and Long-Term Evidence." To access the full program and supporting materials and to claim your certificate, please visit the activity URL in the episode description.
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This activity is supported by an independent educational grant from Eisai.
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0:35speaker_0NARRATOR
This is a unique CME program.
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We've conducted a survey with neurologists, nurse practitioners, and physician associates, including community clinicians and internal medicine specialists, to gather their feedback and questions about real-world treatment of early Alzheimer's disease with anti-amyloid therapies.
Regenxbio Plunges 26% as FDA Halts Hunter Gene Therapy & Capricor Duchenne Decision Slips to Nov. 22 on Narrower Label
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6:13Maya PatelHOST
If they actually power the study for it, Roche is trying to change what quality weight loss means on a label, and that's a much bigger swing than the upfront implies.
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6:23Maya PatelHOST
On the regulatory side, today was the FDA's action date for Leqembi Iclic, Biogen and Eisai's once-weekly subcutaneous lecanemab, this time as the starting dose for early Alzheimer's.
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6:36Maya PatelHOST
This date only exists because the agency deemed additional submitted material a major amendment in the spring and pushed the review out.
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6:44Alex MercerHOST
Subcutaneous maintenance is already approved, though.
Episode 46: Catalys Pacific's BT Slingsby
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20:52Chris GarabedianHOST
... at multiple universities.
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20:53Chris GarabedianHOST
When you were going through these degrees, and we're gonna get to Eisai in a minute, but what, what were you...
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20:59Chris GarabedianHOST
Were you thinking you wanted to be a professor? Did you think you would practice medicine? Did you know industry was something? 'Cause Japan had a long, great history of pharmaceuticals-
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21:09BT SlingsbyGUEST
Yeah
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22:59Chris GarabedianHOST
Yeah, yeah.
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22:59Chris GarabedianHOST
Well, and we're gonna get to that 'cause y- I mean, again, it's a very unique model.
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23:02Chris GarabedianHOST
So Eisai, how did that come about, that role? Um, y- you were there for a few years.
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23:10Chris GarabedianHOST
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4 Hours of Medieval Historical Mysteries and Legends For Sleep | History Compilation
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231:08JimmyHOST
This period also saw the rise of Zen Buddhism, which would become one of the most significant influences on the development of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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231:18JimmyHOST
The monk Eisai, who founded Japan's Rinzai Zen School, returned from study in Song China with tea seeds and the custom of preparing powdered tea.
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231:29JimmyHOST
In China's monasteries, tea was used in rituals and to sustain meditation.
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231:35JimmyHOST
and Eisai eagerly promoted tea in Japan as a means to health and spiritual benefit.
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231:42JimmyHOST
He planted tea bushes on temple lands and extolled the drink's virtues in his 1211 treatise Kisa Yojoki, generally translated as drinking tea for health.
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231:53JimmyHOST
Eisai even presented tea to Shogun Minamoto Sanetomo, reportedly curing the ruler's ailment and convincing the samurai elite of tea's merits.
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232:04JimmyHOST
Backed by the patronage of warriors and clergy, tea cultivation spread.
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By the 14th century, it was grown widely beyond the old capitals.
Ep. 382 - Summer’s venture wave; drugging beta-catenin; Capricor & FDA
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15:56Danielle GolovinPANELIST
So in the case of Iterion, they block a cofactor called TBL1 that normally protects nuclear beta-catenin from being degraded.
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16:05Danielle GolovinPANELIST
Now, Eisai and Prism's molecule blocks beta-catenin's interaction with a cofactor called CBP specifically.
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16:12Danielle GolovinPANELIST
This leaves its close relative P300 alone, and that biases the cell toward differentiation rather than proliferation.
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16:20Danielle GolovinPANELIST
And I would say DewPoint is probably the most different of the five.
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17:26Danielle GolovinPANELIST
And Sapiens also has strong Phase II combination data in colorectal cancer and is moving toward a bigger randomized Phase IIB.
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17:35Danielle GolovinPANELIST
Iterion is in Phase I/II.
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17:37Danielle GolovinPANELIST
Eisai and Prism are Phase I/II.
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17:39Danielle GolovinPANELIST
They both have some early data.