Companies focused on aging or age-related diseases are tackling one or
more of these biological traits to find promising therapeutic candidates. In
the next sections, we’ll explore how each of these are being targeted:
Genomic instability: Genetic damage accumulation.
Telomere attrition: Shortening chromosome caps.
Epigenetic alterations: Gene expression changes.
Loss of proteostasis: Misfolded proteins.
Deregulated nutrient-sensing:
Metabolism pathways.
Mitochondrial dysfunction: Energy powerhouse failure.
Cellular senescence: Accumulation of older cells.
Stem cell exhaustion: Decline in regenerative cells.
Altered intercellular communication: Disrupted cell communication.
Increased Interest
The field of longevity-focused funds has gained significant attention in recent years as the aging population grows, leading to increased demand for innovative therapies.
Collaborations
Longevity-focused funds often collaborate with academic institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and research organizations to advance research and development efforts.
Diversification
Longevity funds are diversifying their portfolios to include a range of interventions, from harmaceuticals to regenerative therapies and digital health solutions.
We offer investors exposure to cutting-edge advancements in longevity and human health technologies, driving the future of healthcare and well-being.
Other notable fields:
Technology and AI: (predict and prevent age-related health issues), Senolytics (interventions that target senescent cells), Psychedelics (breakthrough therapies aimed at improving mental health and well-being).