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Hevolution commits up to $115 million to 49 geroscience projects

Source: Hevolution Foundation • Published: 12 Feb 2024, 00:00

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Hevolution Foundation.

Hevolution announced its first HF-GRO cohort, with up to $115 million committed to 49 aging biology and geroscience projects over five years.

Hevolution commits up to $115 million to 49 geroscience projects
Key Takeaways
  • The funding supports preclinical research into mechanisms of aging.
  • The amount is a multiyear commitment, not funding already disbursed in full.
  • A further $115 million call was planned separately and is excluded from this total.
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