• Alpha Cognition reported initial results from CONVERGE, an ongoing retrospective real-world evidence analysis in long-term care.
• Results have already been presented as initial findings, with additional measures to be analyzed as the dataset expands.
• ZUNVEYL users were more likely to reach therapeutic dosing than residents on generic acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, including switch patients.
• Medication burden trended lower for ZUNVEYL residents, while it rose for residents receiving pooled generic acetylcholinesterase inhibitors.

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