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LinkGevity in the news

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December 5, 2025

LinkGevity on BBC News discussing the first Anti-Necrotic longevity drug

BBC News program AI Decoded features our founders, Dr. Carina Kern and Serena Kern-Libera, on how they developed a first-in-class Anti-Necrotic™ longevity drug.

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November 29, 2025

The Times highlights LinkGevity’s aim to protect organs from age-related degeneration

Covering new preclinical data, The Times describes how LinkGevity’s Anti-Necrotic™ protects cells by blocking calcium influx, with independent labs replicating the results and early studies suggesting cross-species relevance, reinforcing hopes that kidney trials could pave the way for broader applications in cardiovascular, neurodegenerative and metabolic disease.

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October 2, 2025

LinkGevity features in Financial Times

LinkGevity was featured as part of the five-part series on companies focused on anti-ageing therapies. The article captures how our work on Anti-Necrotic™ technology is opening new frontiers in medicine and longevity science. This recognition reflects the progress, collaboration, and vision of our amazing team and partners.

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Stay informed about the latest peer-reviewed articles, talks, and other public communications of our groundbreaking research and discoveries.

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Decoding Ageing at The Royal Institution

Dr. Kern delves into the ageing process and opportunities to slow it down

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LinkGevity on BBC News Podcast

BBC News AI Decoded Podcast episode featuring our sister founders

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Research on future GLP-1-type systemic drugs

A new paper offers a roadmap to designing system-level medicines

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