Aim at aging itself.
Most medicine treats one disease at a time. Juva goes after the process that raises the odds of all of them.
Footage: red blood cells in a vessel, rendered, illustrative
The oldest verified human lived 122 years. Juva wants 150 healthy years to read as an ordinary life. Age is the largest risk factor for cancer, heart disease and dementia, so we aim at aging itself.
How we decide.
Evidence decides
A model can rank a thousand ideas in an afternoon. Only a result on human cells moves one forward, and we publish the misses next to the hits.
Claims match the stage
Every page labels what is live, what is planned and what is a hypothesis. Nothing here is a treatment, and we will say so until trials say otherwise.
Healthspan first
Extra years count when you can walk, think and fight infection through them. We score programs on function you can measure.
Four conditions, one upstream driver.
Age is the strongest single risk factor for each of these. A therapy that slows the shared biology could move all four.
Cancer
Risk climbs with every decade. The first programs start here because cell assays give fast, clear answers.
Heart and vessels
Stiffer vessels and chronic inflammation track age closely and respond to drugs we already understand.
Brain
Neurodegeneration shares upstream drivers with the other two. Delivery across the blood-brain barrier stays the hard part.
Immunity
An aging immune system misses tumors and infections. Vaccine design aims to retrain it.