Donanemab Marketing Authorization: Lilly’s Kisunla for Alzheimer’s

September 25, 2025 Jennifer Chen Health
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  • Okay, ⁤here's a formatted list of the references, cleaned up for better readability.
  • * "n.d." is used when no date is explicitly provided⁤ for the Alzheimer Europe resource.
Original source: prnewswire.com

Okay, ⁤here’s a formatted list of the references, cleaned up for better readability. I’ve tried to standardize the formatting as much as possible, and included DOIs where available. I’ve⁢ also ⁢noted the publication year for each.

References

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Notes:

* “n.d.” is used when no date is explicitly provided⁤ for the Alzheimer Europe resource.
* I’ve tried to maintain the original author formatting where possible, ‍but some adjustments were made ⁣for ‍consistency.
* I’ve removed the tracking links (e.g., edge.prnewswire.com/c/link/?...) as they are not essential for the reference itself.

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