China publishes blue book on Alzheimer’s disease — ECNS
In Beijing, China, a 2026 “blue book” on the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease was released. The document called for strengthening community-level prevention, early screening, and the creation of a more comprehensive prevention and care system.
Report findings
As ECNS reports, the report is based on data from a nationwide survey. It examined China’s system for preventing and treating Alzheimer’s disease, research progress in this field, and existing problems.
The report points to inconsistent screening practices, limited capacity at the local level, and gaps in patient care.
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Recommended measures
The “blue book” proposes creating a system that would cover prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and care. Recommendations include strengthening health education in communities, developing screening and patient referral mechanisms, and promoting healthier lifestyles.
The document also called for increased investment in scientific research, innovative medicines, and new approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
