Reason reports back from Rejuvenation Startup Summit 2024
Fight Aging! - 13-May-2024A great summary of 25 speakers who are in various stages of platform building, drug discovery and clinical trials
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Biotechnology company focused on developing drugs for cholesterol and aging-related diseases
Repair Biotechnologies is a developer of clinical gene and protein therapies intended to focus on the reversal of age-associated thymic atrophy and consequent loss of immune function. The company's platform is committed to developing treatments for ageing and age-related diseases that address the root causes of these conditions, enabling human beings to improve their health span through targeting the causes of age-related diseases and ageing itself.
CDP is an innovative platform and can be applied to many different indications that involve excess cholesterol in their pathology. These include multi-billion dollar markets with high unmet need, such as atherosclerosis, as well as orphan conditions such as homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.
Repair Biotechnologies has at present strong preclinical evidence in cells and animal models for the efficacy of CDP therapy. We have a clear path ahead to become a platform company with multiple approved therapies.
Visit website: https://www.repairbiotechnologies.com/
Details last updated 04-May-2019
Reason delivered a keynote on how clearing free cholesterol reverses atherosclerotic plaques
A great summary of 25 speakers who are in various stages of platform building, drug discovery and clinical trials
Many people believe lots of clinical trials of novel therapeutics targeting mechanisms of aging will start up in the next few years
Some really exciting developments with quite a few in clinical trials
CDP technology enters clinical trials soon to tackle the root cause of heart diseases
It does seem way to early to be settling for any single type of clock for rejuvenation research
When some of these succeed in human trials even more money will pile in to fund further advances
Encouraging signs from big companies - more interviews to follow