Alzheimer's disease: 19th CTAD announcement

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19th Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease Conference

November 16-19, 2026 
Boston, MA (USA)

 

We're excited to announce that the preliminary program for the upcoming Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease (CTAD) Conference 2026 is now available! This year's conference brings together world leaders in Alzheimer's disease research and drug development for a cutting-edge scientific program packed with late-breaking results, major trial data, and insights that will shape the future of AD treatment.

Featured Symposia Highlights

Visualizing the Brainshuttle™: Amyloid Clearance with Trontinemab
Explore new neuroimaging and mechanistic insights into amyloid clearance from the Brainshuttle™ AD study, including novel 89Zr-PET brain delivery data and advanced imaging results for trontinemab.

When Target Engagement Is Not Enough: Lessons from Posdinemab
Discover how tau PET, fluid biomarkers, and cognitive outcomes from the Au
τonomy Phase 2 trial are reshaping the path from tau biology to clinical benefit.

Remote Digital Biomarkers in AD Clinical Trials
From scalable AI-powered conversational assessments to digital learning curves and speech-based prescreening, see how digital tools are transforming early detection and trial-ready cohort identification.

Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's Disease: Targeting NLRP3
Get the latest on neuroimmune crosstalk and microglial function, including Phase I safety data for the oral NLRP3 inhibitor RG6434.

Lecanemab Three Years Post-Approval: The LEADER Study
First results from a comprehensive multicenter, real-world retrospective study of lecanemab across diverse US clinical settings, covering utilization, sex-based outcomes, and at-home subcutaneous administration.

And Much More

  • Keynotes on next-generation molecules in Phase 2b, the future of diagnostics and prevention, multimodal fluid and imaging biomarkers, and the role of proteomics in clinical trials
  • Biotech Showcases spotlighting emerging therapeutics and novel biomarker platforms
  • Robust oral and poster sessions featuring p-tau217 advances, lifestyle interventions, GLP-1RA combination strategies, gene therapy, and more