A Meta-Analysis Study on Alzheimer’s Disease

Abstract

To gather and assess information on Alzheimer’s disease and its treatment from published studies to depict the overall treatment effect. The metaphysical findings appear to indicate that Alzheimer’s disease has multiple causes. There have been reports of patients reporting different symptoms or causing different symptoms. Treatments and preventative measures, on the other hand, have historically been difficult to implement. There has been no clear evidence as to which drug or treatment will clearly reduce the severity of this disease until now. Scientists have created drugs and treatments that can aid in the prevention and treatment of patients who have recently been diagnosed with the disease. As a result, there is a good chance that the treatment will improve and eventually be able to fully cure Alzheimer’s patients. Over the last two decades, enormous progress has been made in understanding Alzheimer’s disease, including its diagnosis, treatment pattern, epidemiology, and economic impact. Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most incapacitating old-age diseases. Thanks to a thorough understanding of the disease’s natural history, we were able to develop appropriate trial designs and outcomes for the various stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease treatment guidelines must be constantly updated to reflect new evidence in order to benefit patients and caregivers in the long run. As the population ages, the availability of new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease management, as well as changes in the health-care system, will necessitate the integration of existing knowledge in order to better meet the needs of Alzheimer’s patients and their families.