William Ferreira Andrén
Founding Editor & Reporter
William Ferreira Andrén is a founding editor and reporter at media.age.house, covering healthtech, longevity startups, funding, and emerging science. He is also a co-founder of AGE.HOUSE, the Swedish nonprofit that owns and operates the publication.
Articles (6)
Buck Institute Will Use Oracle Health Data to Build an Intrinsic Capacity Score
The Novato institute is applying more than 122 million de-identified longitudinal records to an ARPA-H effort to measure vitality and spot age-related decline earlier.
Calorie Restriction Reduced DNA Mutations Across the Mouse Genome
Mice fed 30% fewer calories carried fewer DNA mutations in several tissues, with the largest drop in the liver and in the quietest parts of the genome, a Cell study from NYU Langone reports.
Rentosertib Linked to a Younger Proteomic Age in an IPF Trial
Six proteomic aging clocks, applied to blood samples from a Phase IIa study of Insilico’s AI-designed lung-fibrosis drug, each pointed toward a lower predicted biological age in treated patients.
Late-Life Semaglutide Extended Lifespan in Older Female Mice
An NIH-funded study at UC Berkeley found that older female mice given the GLP-1 drug lived a median of nearly 100 days longer than untreated mice, and outperformed a matched calorie-restricted group on memory and blood sugar.
A new syndicate, Peers Capital, launches to fund preventive health at the earliest stage
The investor group is backing pre-seed and seed founders across diagnostics, recovery, and longevity through a deal-by-deal model — and they have already closed its first investments
What Longevity Actually Means
Two Goals, One Word, What Does Longevity Mean?