Adding Years to Our Lives and Life to Our Years
The Longevity Science Foundation (LSF) is a global nonprofit working towards bringing a new approach to medicine out of the laboratory and into the real world
Who We Are
The Longevity Science Foundation (LSF) is a nonprofit organization that funds early-stage aging research. Our ultimate goal is to accelerate the translation of longevity solutions into accessible treatments for everyone.
Our Mission
Access to longevity-focused care is limited and exclusive. Due to inadequate funding, countless life-saving interventions remain beyond reach for much of the global population. We aim to bridge this gap by funding innovation, making longevity medicine accessible to all.
To achieve our mission of making longevity care and treatments accessible to everyone, the Longevity Science Foundation commits to several key principles of care and excellence.
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Guiding Principles
Our History
The Longevity Science Foundation was established by a team of venture capitalists who recognized the low survival rate of fundamental research on healthy aging. Our governance board is expanding and comprises individuals from non-profit, venture capital, finance, and emerging technology sectors. In our quest to fund breakthrough longevity R&D, we are advised by key-opinion leaders and visionaries in longevity research, medicine and biotech.
November 21,
2021
Established in Zug, Switzerland
August 24,
2022
Granted 501c3 status
November 30,
2022
Granted Consumer's Certificate of Exemption
July 09,
2023
Announced partnership
with the European Society of Preventive Medicine (ESPM)
February 07,
2024
Delivered a keynote address and lead panel at the US Library of Congress
February 02,
2022
Incorporated in Miami, Florida
October 14,
2022
Appointed the first
President & CEO,
Lisa Engle Ireland
February 14,
2023
Announced the first
academic partnership with King's College London (KCL)
May 19,
2023
Organizational Book and internal policies adopted and approved
July 15,
2023
Invitation received to hold a keynote speech at the US Library of Congress
May 19,
2023
Scientific Advisory
Board formed and regulations approved
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ADDING YEARS TO OUR LIFE AND LIFE TO OUR LIVES
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ADDING YEARS TO OUR LIFE AND LIFE TO OUR LIVES
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Therapeutics
Therapeutics is a branch of medicine that deals with the treatment and prevention of diseases and injuries. This can include medical devices, medications, nutritional therapy, and treatments like stem-cell therapies.
Personalized Medicine
Personalized medicine, also called precision medicine, consists of customized therapies that are tailored to an individual’s unique medical profile. Personalized medicine practitioners look at characteristics like genetic markers to determine effective treatments and prevention for patients in areas including cancer treatment, heart disease risk, nutrition, and drug development.
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) uses computer science and data to build machines that mimic human thought processes. The goal of AI is to improve machines’ abilities to learn and make rational decisions. AI applications will revolutionize medicine, from improved diagnosis timelines to faster drug discovery and more.
Predictive Diagnostics
Predictive diagnostics use large amounts of data to better determine patient outcomes. Combining data and experiences from medical professionals, medical centers, and patients themselves, doctors are able to more effectively and efficiently diagnose and support patients, moving from a focus on treatment to a focus on prevention.
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