LongeVC Supports the 2026 Reproductive Aging PSRM Satellite Conference in Korea
Of all the organs in the human body, the ovary is one of the first to age. It begins losing function decades ahead of the rest, which is why reproductive aging belongs at the center of longevity science, not in a niche corner of women's health. Understanding what drives ovarian decline is one of the clearest early windows we have into how aging works across the whole body.
That is why we are proud to support the 2026 Reproductive Aging PSRM Satellite Joint Conference, hosted by CHA Bio Group in Pangyo, Korea, on July 16 and 17. Co-organized with the Pacific Society for Reproductive Medicine, the meeting brings together leading scientists and clinicians working at the intersection of reproductive biology and aging.
Among them is our advisor, Dr. Yousin Suh of Columbia University, director of reproductive aging at Columbia and one of the researchers defining this field. At the conference she will discuss ovarian aging and what it reveals about lifespan itself.
For LongeVC, backing this work reflects a longer commitment: connecting reproductive biology to the wider science of healthspan, and supporting the people moving it forward.