Texas Alzheimer's patient who saw brain plaque disappear shares story in national campaign
Gail Youngdale's story is one of second chances - a new marriage, a renewed sense of independence, and a role in a national campaign aimed at advancing Alzheimer's research.
By Courtney Friedman, Adam B. Higgins·4 hr ago
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Gail Youngdale's story is one of second chances - a new marriage, a renewed sense of independence, and a role in a national campaign aimed at advancing Alzheimer's research.
KSAT first reported on Youngdale in 2023 while she was living with progressive Alzheimer's disease and had started a promising experimental medication called lecanemab, with the brand name Leqembi.
It is one of several new treatment options for dementia.
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