October 2024
EpiVario Announces Issuance of Seminal Patents Covering ACSS2 Inhibitors and their Use in Substance Use Disorders Read More
Available treatments lack efficacy because the distress associated with the original trauma memory remains. EpiVario’s treatment focuses on reducing this distress; and, thereby, reducing the burden in overcoming PTSD.
EpiVario is rooted
in its expertise in epigenetics.
Using that rich source of learning, we are revolutionizing therapies for psychiatric disorders that plague a significant portion of the population, including those suffering from:
EpiVario Announces Issuance of Seminal Patents Covering ACSS2 Inhibitors and their Use in Substance Use Disorders Read More
EpiVario Announces Appointment of Chris Cashman to the Board of Directors Read More
EpiVario Awarded NIH Grant to Advance Research in Treatments for Cocaine Use Disorder Read More
EpiVario Licenses Portfolio of ACSS2 Inhibitor Compounds to ReEngage Therapeutics for Cancer IndicationsRead More
EpiVario Announces Acquisition of Acetyl CoA Synthetase 2 (ACSS2) Inhibitor Portfolio from Metabomed LTDRead More
EpiVario to Present at BIOTECH SHOWCASE™ 2024 Read More
EpiVario Appoints New Scientific Advisory Board Members and Expands Operations Read More
EpiVario Awarded NIH Grant to Advance Research in Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) Read More
A handful of Philly biotech companies snagged $240M in investments Read More
Targeting acetyl-CoA metabolism attenuates the formation of fear memories through reduced activity-dependent histone acetylationRead More
Translational Research Describes an Epigenetic Approach for Regulating Fear-Memory Read More
Investor Update Read More
PCI Ventures Spotlight Read More
EpiVario Establishes Scientific Advisory Board Read More
EpiVario Signs Option Agreement with the University of Pennsylvania for a New Epigenetic Marker for Alzheimer’s Disease Read More
EpiVario is a Nature Research Awards Spinoff Prize 2020 Finalist Read More
EpiVario Co-Founders publish in Nature: Alcohol metabolism contributes to brain histone acetylation Read More
New Research Provides First Empirical Evidence of Link Between Alcohol Consumption and the Memory Formation ProcessRead More
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Penn spinoff advancing new way to treat memory-related disorders Read More
EpiVario Secures Exclusive Worldwide License for Novel Technologies and Drugs for Memory-Related Psychiatric Diseases from University of Pennsylvania Read More
Dr.Philipp Mews, EpiVario Co-Founder