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Soon after Phillip Lynn got married in 2014, he began to forget things. He d repeat himself. He d get lost in places close to the couple s home in a suburb of St. Louis.
Then in 2016, his spouse, Kurt Rehwinkel, realized that Lynn s memory problems had become more severe.
They d just visited some friends who d gone to Hawaii with them three months earlier. When they d talked about the trip, Lynn had become confused. I said, Oh, do you not do you not remember going to Hawaii and spending time with them and going to see Pearl Harbor and going out to the Arizona Memorial, Rehwinkel says. And he s like, No, don t remember any of that.
Mayo neurologist among three to leave panel after Alzheimer s treatment approved for sale 5:30 pm, Jun. 15, 2021 ×
A sign marks a Biogen facility in Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 26, 2017. (REUTERS/Brian Snyder/File Photo)
ROCHESTER, Minn. A Mayo neurologist who recently quit an FDA expert panel in protest has been joined by two others asserting the agency erred in going against experts to approve a new drug for Alzheimer s disease.
In leaving the FDA s Peripheral and Central Nervous System Advisory Committee last week, Mayo Clinic neurologist Dr. David Knopman was joined by Dr. Joel S. Perlmutter, a neurologist at Washington University in St. Louis, and Harvard Medical School ethicist Dr. Aaron Kesselheim.