A Gateway to the Brain

Powering a paradigm shift in understanding, diagnosing, monitoring, and treating brain diseases.

Noselab in a Nutshell

Noselab has developed a proprietary platform making biomarker signatures of central nervous system (CNS) diseases accessible through a previously untapped biological gateway: the brain–nose interface (BNI) and nasal fluid.
By enabling direct, minimally invasive access to CNS-related molecular signals, Noselab is pioneering a paradigm shift in understanding, diagnosing, monitoring and treatment of brain diseases.
Our integrated clinical network, combined with advanced analytics and data-driven approaches, allows for precise patient stratification, longitudinal biomarker tracking, and correlation of molecular signatures with real-world clinical outcomes.
 
Noselab is building the foundation for an entirely new category in CNS disease management. We are partnering with biopharma, clinicians, and research institutions to accelerate drug development, improve diagnostic results, and unlock more personalized treatment strategies – for the benefit of patients, society, and shareholders alike.

Sampling at the Brain-Nose Interface

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The scientific foundation of the Brain-Nose Interface.

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Our Challenge

Turning the Tide on Brain Disorders

Over half the world’s population will experience a brain disorder in their lifetime. We believe this is not fate.

It’s a solvable challenge.

Our Challenge

Turning the Tide on Brain Disorders

Over half the world’s population will experience a brain disorder in their lifetime. We believe this is not fate.

It’s a solvable challenge.

Brain Disorder Cases

0 billion people (2021)

growing by 22 % to:

0 billion people (2050)

Prevalence of Major Adult Brain Disorders

Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias as well as Parkinson’s Disease account for most major brain disorders in adults, highlighting the urgent need for better diagnosis and treatment options.

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