Core R&D Programs

The Radiation Protection Platform – Our Scientific Bedrock

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Research and development of protective solutions against the harmful effects of electromagnetic and nuclear radiation.
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Serves as the scientific core for our interventions in fatigue and applications in healthy aging.
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A forward-looking investment in a domain critical to national biosecurity.

Lead Oncology Immunotherapy
Asset – Anti-GDF15 Neutralizing Monoclonal Antibody

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Status: China Class 1 Innovative Drug.
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Initial Indication: Targeting immune evasion in hepatocellular carcinoma (Liver Cancer).
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Significance: Designated as a key innovative drug project by the National Health Commission (NHC). This designation underscores the urgent unmet medical need, as liver cancer currently lacks truly effective pharmaceutical interventions.
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Platform Potential: While our initial focus is on liver cancer, the GDF-15 pathway is implicated in the immune evasion of multiple tumor types. This positions our antibody as a potential foundational therapy for a broad spectrum of cancers, creating significant long-term value.
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Approach: A globally synchronized R&D program in this cutting-edge field.
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In December 2025, the technology transfer agreement was executed to accelerate project industrialization.
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Listed on the Shanghai Technology Exchange (Listing No.: Z202250159).

Radiation-Resistant Anti-Aging and Anti-Fatigue Health Products

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Evidence-based formulations derived from our foundational radiation protection research.
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Designed to enhance physical performance, promote cellular repair mechanisms, and mitigate fatigue.
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Applicable to a wide demographic, including military personnel, elite athletes, and the general population seeking enhanced vitality.
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An expanding focus on technologies for healthy aging and longevity.

Leveraging the strategic advantages of Hong Kong's "International Chinese Medicine Hub", we integrate top-tier international and domestic scientific expertise to ensure our R&D output meets and exceeds the highest global standards.