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Eric Litman

‘YPO for Your Health’: Aescape Founder Launches $75K Healthspan Program

Aescape founder Eric Litman is launching Healthspanners, a $25,000-a-year, three-year clinically supervised longevity program.

Arya Secures $21M for AI-Powered Couples Wellness

Relationship-wellness startup Arya blends AI and human relationship experts to help couples communicate better, rebuild connection and strengthen intimacy.

Seveno Capital and PointFit executives

Sweat-Reading Wearable Hits $10M Valuation, Eyes US Market

Seveno Capital’s latest deal values PointFit at $10 million, backing a CES-winning startup developing a sweat-reading wearable.

THC Drinks Enter the Sports-Performance Category

Last Rep, a Tampa Bay THC seltzer startup, is targeting athletes who just crushed a workout, citing rising demand for functional drinks.

Cambiotics CEO and co-founder

Danish Startup Raises $5M To Remove Forever Chemicals From Your Body

Cambiotics has landed $4.7M to bring a PFAS-targeting probiotic to market as concern over “forever chemicals” grows.

Function Health app platform

Function Sues Rival Lab-Testing Startup Superpower, Alleging False Marketing

Function Health alleges Superpower made misleading claims around biomarker testing and clinical support, and in social media advertising.

Climatic co-founders Allie Melnick and Eric Kau

Climatic Raises $10M To Bring Lung Health to the Forefront

As longevity and air quality concerns rise, Climatic has emerged from stealth mode with new funding and a soon-to-launch lung health product.

Jenny Liu

After Dogpound, Jenny Liu’s Next Act Is a $5M Venture Fund for Wellness Founders

Former Dogpound CEO Jenny Liu has launched a $5 million fund to back early-stage wellness, fitness and health brands.

Ultra Lands $11M To Make Nicotine-Free Pouches Mainstream

Already selling one million cans in six months, Ultra offers a healthier alternative to nicotine-containing pouches like Zyn and Velo.

man and woman wear the ceramic Oura Ring 4

Investors Are Pouring Money Into Wellness Startups, Especially Wearables

Fitness and wellness climbed to the third-most funded digital health category in 2025, fueled by investor demand for measurable health data.