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Aducanumab: What You Should Know

You may have heard a lot about a new drug called aducanumab (Aduhelm^TM), which was recently approved by the FDA for use in some cases of mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia due to Alzheimer's disease. Read our new Tip Sheet to help better understand this treatment.

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Key Facts about the COVID-19 Vaccine

If you or a loved one still have questions about whether or not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, watch our video from health experts explaining how the vaccines work and what helped them make their own decisions to become vaccinated.

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Ask the Geriatrician: the COVID-19 Vaccine

Timothy Farrell, MD, answers common questions people are asking about the development, administration, and function of the COVID-19 vaccine, explaining why it's important to get your shot when the vaccine becomes available to you and what to expect after you receive your immunization.

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We’re here to help you with your questions about COVID19 vaccination. See our Get the Basics on COVID-19 Vaccines for Older Adults (65+) or watch our video about COVID-19 vaccines here. To learn more about COVID19, click here.

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