Hevolution Foundation published a paper in Cell Press introducing the Reproductive Resilience Hypothesis by Buck Institute professor Dr. Pankaj Kapahi and senior postdoc Dr. Parminder Singh, supported by the foundation.

Founded on the belief that every person has the right to live a longer, healthier life, Hevolution Foundation is a global catalyst, partner, and convener on a mission to drive efforts to extend healthy human lifespan and understand aging processes. With a focus on aging as a treatable process, Hevolution Foundation aims to increase the number of aging-related treatments on the market, compress the timeline of drug development, and increase accessibility to therapeutics that extend a healthy healthspan. A global non-profit organization headquartered in Riyadh with a North American hub, and an annual budget of up to $1 Billion, Hevolution Foundation is the second largest geroscience funder with plans to open offices in other international locations to support a cutting-edge, global ecosystem of talent to propel aging and geroscience research forward and achieve medical breakthroughs to help humanity live healthier, longer.