Have you noticed any improved signs with your wife on Liraglutide?
I heard of this 2 years ago, my husband is diabetic. I spoke to the dementia clinic doctor who told me my husband could go on it, and still use the Aricept. When I asked my doctor I was told there is no medical evidence it was any help, and wouldn't give it to him, although, all it meant was, he would come off his diabetic meds and have the Liraglutide, which is a diabetic drug already approved.
I was disappointed at her reaction, especially when I had an e-mail from alzh.assoc asking if my husband was in early/med stage, he could go on the trial. How can doctors deny him at least trying it. When I first heard of it, it was by the diabetic assoc, and they said it showed help for people in the later stages. If it does come to anything, he could have had the benefit starting 2 years ago.