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7 startups share $15.6 million in the latest round of government-backed dementia research grants

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by startupdaily.net•Sep 23, 2026•0 views•
7 startups share $15.6 million in the latest round of government-backed dementia research grants
The solutions in the second round of CUREator+ Dementia & Cognitive Decline grants, range from gene editing to tools for earlier detection.
Seven health startups have been awarded a combined $15.6 million in equity-free government grant for treatments and tech dealing with dementia and cognitive decline. The solutions in the second round of CUREator+ Dementia & Cognitive Decline grants, ... [2041 chars]
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