- Perry, Daniel;
- Sperling, Reisa;
- Katz, Russell;
- Berry, Donald;
- Dilts, David;
- Hanna, Debra;
- Salloway, Stephen;
- Trojanowski, John;
- Bountra, Chas;
- Krams, Michael;
- Luthman, Johan;
- Potkin, Steven;
- Gribkoff, Val;
- Temple, Robert;
- Wang, Yaning;
- Carrillo, Maria;
- Stephenson, Diane;
- Snyder, Heather;
- Liu, Enchi;
- Ware, Tony;
- McKew, John;
- Fields, F;
- Bain, Lisa;
- Bens, Cynthia
Combination therapy has proven to be an effective strategy for treating many of the worlds most intractable diseases. A growing number of investigators in academia, industry, regulatory agencies, foundations and advocacy organizations are interested in pursuing a combination approach to treating Alzheimers disease. A meeting co-hosted by the Accelerate Cure/Treatments for Alzheimers Disease Coalition, the Critical Path Institute and the Alzheimers Association addressed challenges in designing clinical trials to test multiple treatments in combination and outlined a roadmap for making such trials a reality.