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Fortis Life Sciences offers word-class reagents, tools, materials, and custom services for our research, diagnostic and therapeutic customers. Learn more here.
Better Therapeutics ("Better") is developing first-in-class prescription digital therapeutics to deliver behavioral therapy to patients. Led by an experienced team of biotechnology executives with funding from top-tier industry investors, Better expects to go public through a merger with SPAC Mountain Crest Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: MCAD) during the summer of 2021. Better was founded upon the realization that nearly half a trillion dollars are spent each year treating the symptoms or effects of cardiometabolic diseases while little is being done to address the behaviors that cause them. Better has created prescription software that it believes has the opportunity to fundamentally change the treatment of a broad range of cardiometabolic diseases beginning with type 2 diabetes. The team is focused on creating significant patient impact through the launch of their first product in 2023. Better is developing a portfolio of regulated software products that treat the root causes of disease, improving the health and quality of life of patients while giving providers and payers access to cost-effective digital behavior therapies.
Talis is developing a new class of diagnostic platform to enable rapid, high-complexity testing across a wide range of healthcare settings.
Dyne was founded with a singular focus: to transform the lives of people with serious muscle diseases by pioneering muscle-targeted therapies. Our proprietary technologies provide the foundation for breakthrough treatments. We have assembled a world-class team of experts who are united by their commitment to fulfill this mission.
Notch is an immune cell therapy company developing a next-generation pipeline of off-the-shelf, universally compatible, genetically tailored T cell therapeutics derived from renewable stem cell sources for the treatment of high-impact diseases, with an initial focus on cancer.