AR1001
Phase 3 in 1,535 patients across 13 countries finished. Results due 16 Nov 2026.
Two antibodies already slow early disease without stopping it. Research now tests easier-to-use versions, anti-tau drugs and even a Viagra-like pill.
The latest developments, newest first.
The first phase 3 pill expected to report this year, at CTAD in Boston.
FDA approved at-home injection. Real-world study: over 80% stable after 17 months.
Ceperognastat (Lilly) lowered tau without helping memory; valiltramiprosate failed phase 3.
Auvelity becomes the second drug approved for Alzheimer's agitation.
Each column is a step on the road to the pharmacy. Colors show the type of treatment.
Phase 3 in 1,535 patients across 13 countries finished. Results due 16 Nov 2026.
Clears plaque fast with less brain swelling. Phase 3 trials for treatment and prevention.
IV and injectable forms. Cognitive-decline study ends in 2029.
Stimulates the brain at a specific frequency. Phase 3 in 670 people.
Missed its main goal but lowered tau; may advance to phase 3.
Lowered tau in genetic Alzheimer's. Phase 2/3.
No swelling or microbleeds so far. 304 participants.
Candidates that looked promising and were stopped. Most treatments tested never reach the market.
2026 · Lilly; lowered tau but not decline.
2026 · Alzheon; failed phase 3 in ApoE4 carriers.
2025 · Novo Nordisk; Ozempic did not slow Alzheimer's.
None yet. Current treatment: Symptom drugs and anti-amyloid antibodies.
Fasevia tracks 7 candidates: AR1001 (Phase 3); Trontinemabe (Phase 3); Remternetug (Phase 3); Spectris (Phase 3); Diranersen (Phase 2); Etalanetug (Phase 2); PRI-002 (Phase 2).
The furthest along today is AR1001 (AriBio), in phase 3. Phase 3 in 1,535 patients across 13 countries finished. Results due 16 Nov 2026.
A drug has to complete phase 3 and be reviewed by health agencies such as the FDA or EMA, which usually takes several years. The leading candidate today is in phase 3.