The US government pledged to build a $300M database to help researchers find a cure for… Answered
The US government pledged to build a $300M database to help researchers find a cure for…
The options that are given for this Bing homepage quiz are listed below:
A: Alzheimer’s
B: Multiple sclerosis
C: Meningitis
The correct answer is Alzheimer’s.
See The Reason for That answer below:
The U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA) has been allocated up to $300 million in funding for a six-year project that seeks to create a comprehensive Alzheimer’s research database. The NIA, which is a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), intends to construct a data platform capable of storing long-term health information on 70% to 90% of the U.S. population by collecting data from various sources, such as medical records, insurance claims, pharmacies, mobile devices, sensors, and government agencies. This database will monitor the health of Americans for several decades and provide researchers with new insights into the disease.
Dr. Nina Silverberg, director of the NIA’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research Centers program, has stressed the importance of “real-world data” in making decisions about medication effectiveness and examining a more diverse population than most clinical trials can cover. The project’s primary goal is to track patients before and after they develop Alzheimer’s symptoms, as the disease can begin up to two decades before memory problems arise.
The database’s potential also extends to identifying healthy individuals at risk of developing Alzheimer’s and increasing participation from people of color and different ethnicities in Alzheimer’s clinical trials. In Dr. Silverberg’s words, “real-world data is what we need to make a lot of decisions about the effectiveness of medications and looking really at a much broader population than most clinical trials can cover.”
This development coincides with significant progress in Alzheimer’s research, such as the recent introduction of Leqembi, a new treatment from Eisai Co Ltd and Biogen Inc that slows down the disease’s progression in early-stage patients.
Below is a list of all Bing quizzes for today
- Which Scandinavian country joined NATO this week? answered
- Connecticut won the men’s NCAA basketball championship, but which school won the women’s title? Answered
- What colorful name is used to describe the type of full moon that’s visible this week? Answered
- The US government pledged to build a $300M database to help researchers find a cure for… Answered
- Which popular tropical vacation destination may start charging tourists a fee to visit? answered
- A new study found that illegal eel meat is commonly found in which US food? Answered
- Which rapper says he’s still paying Sting $5K a day for using an uncleared sample in a 1997 hit song? Answered
- UFC is creating a new $21 billion sports company by merging with which of these? Answered
- A ‘Polo Grounds’ bat that once belonged to which baseball legend sold for $1.85M at auction? Answered
- A South African pilot made an emergency landing after discovering what on the plane? answered
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