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Claim

Aducanumab (anti-Aβ monoclonal) reduces brain amyloid plaque burden dose- and time-dependently in mild-AD patients (Phase Ib PRIME trial); pilot signal of cognitive benefit at higher doses, with ARIA-E rate APOE4-dose-dependent. The Phase Ib that motivated ENGAGE/EMERGE.

Jeff Sevigny et al. 2016, Nature

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Confidence moderate · 0.40
Evidence experimental
Conditions human · clinical
Created 2026-05-06

Evidence span

Aducanumab (anti-Aβ monoclonal) reduces brain amyloid plaque burden dose- and time-dependently in mild-AD patients (Phase Ib PRIME trial); pilot signal of cognitive benefit at higher doses, with ARIA-E rate APOE4-dose-dependent. The Phase Ib that motivated ENGAGE/EMERGE.

From Jeff Sevigny et al. 2016, Nature

Method & conditions

Evidence type
experimental
Method
manual state transition; placebo-controlled clinical trial where source reports control arm
Species
Homo sapiens
Conditions
Human, mild AD with PET-confirmed amyloid; aducanumab IV monthly vs placebo; n=165. PRIME (NCT01677572).
Replicated
not yet

Confidence basis

operator-supplied frontier prior; review required