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Insilico Medicine Launches AI Longevity Board

Nobel laureate Michael Levitt joins new group to steer AI-driven drug discovery targeting the aging process.

By Avantgarde News Desk··1 min read
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Insilico Medicine established the first dedicated Longevity Board to oversee AI-driven research and drug discovery focused on biological aging [1]. The board aims to guide the company's strategy in developing treatments that target the fundamental processes of getting older [2]. Andrew Adams from Eli Lilly will chair the new group [1][3].

The board includes Nobel laureate Michael Levitt and other prominent researchers [1]. This group provides strategic oversight for Insilico's proprietary AI platform, which identifies novel drug targets for age-related diseases [2][3]. The company intends for this initiative to accelerate the timeline for bringing anti-aging therapies to clinical trials [1].

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