Aging got a price tag and a meter.
In Q3 2026, aging got a price and a meter. Medicare started paying for GLP-1s at a $50 copay and enrolled 600,000 seniors in two months, while Neko Health and Function Health raised $1.15 billion to measure the body and a Phase 2a trial used six proteomic clocks to read biological age as an endpoint. The money went to measuring and distributing healthspan; rejuvenation therapeutics produced no clinical readout inside the quarter.