Towards a universal treatment for amyloid-mediated diseases

Progress and limitations of new treatments

We are entering an exciting era for treating neurodegenerative diseases, with a new wave of promising antibody-based products targeting amyloid beta reaching Alzheimer’s patients.

Despite high expectations, these treatments are likely to have limited impact, as they target only one misfolded protein. Amyloid-mediated diseases often involve multiple proteins, such as amyloid beta, tau, and alpha-synuclein. Companies are aware of these limitations and are already testing antibody combinations.

The solution patients need
Instead of highly specific therapies, we believe we need treatments effective against a broad spectrum of misfolded proteins.

Treatments should also work at different stages of the disease, late and early, supporting both therapeutic and preventative modalities.
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5.3.24
2024 AD/PD conference
7.11.23
Amyl Therapeutics receives additional €5M funding
4.9.22
Amyl Team at the International Society on amyloidosis