STARTUP PROFILE

Fareon

COUNTRY
United States
FOUNDED
2019
CATEGORY
Neuromodulation
Developing a non-invasive, at-home magnetic therapy device that targets neuroinflammation to treat brain injuries and neurodevelopmental conditions.
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MODALITY
Others
FORM FACTOR
External device
INTERFACE DEPTH
Non-invasive
INDICATION
Multi-indication
TARGET USER
Patients
REGULATORY STAGE
Investigational
Fareon (formerly Humanity Neurotech) targets neuroinflammation itself rather than a specific circuit or symptom, using a proprietary microtesla magnetic field distinct from standard TMS's higher-power pulses, positioning it as a biophysics platform play across conditions like long COVID brain fog, post-concussion syndrome, and bipolar disorder rather than a single-indication device. Peer-reviewed preclinical evidence (Sanford Burnham Prebys collaboration) and emerging biomarker data (reduced inflammation, lower predicted brain age) give it earlier mechanistic validation than most at-home neuromodulation devices, though clinical efficacy in humans is still exploratory.
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MOST RECENT COVERAGE
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FDA Supports the BCI Mission
18 August – 1 September 2026

Fareon published a new paper linking biological markers to its Microtesla Magnetic Therapy, a non-invasive treatment delivered through low-intensity magnetic fields. In the exploratory study, participants with Long COVID brain fog showed plasma-protein changes tied to reduced inflammation, tissue repair, and lower predicted brain age, alongside earlier-reported gains in memory and processing speed. Fareon, formerly Humanity Neurotech, frames the results as early evidence that magnetic fields could treat brain disorders by targeting neuroinflammation.

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