Advancing new approaches to restore lost human function
Recall Therapeutics is focused on developing therapies designed to restore the biological signals that support memory, strength, and aging.
Our work centers on diseases where people lose the fundamental functions that define independence and quality of life.
OUR MISSION
We’re on a mission to restore the functions disease and aging take away
Across Alzheimer’s disease, cancer-related cachexia, and age-related decline, patients experience a progressive loss of memory, strength, and resilience.
Recall Therapeutics was founded on the belief that advances in biology may enable new ways to restore these essential human functions. Our goal is to translate emerging scientific insights into therapies that could meaningfully improve patients’ lives.
Dan Salain
CEO & Co-Founder
THE CONNECTION
Connecting brain and body through biology
Many conditions that affect memory and physical health are treated independently.
Recall is exploring biological pathways that influence both cognitive function and systemic health — with the goal of restoring signals that support the brain and the body together.
This approach reflects a growing understanding that neurological and physical decline may be more connected than previously understood.
LEADERSHIP
Experienced leadership in biotechnology and translational science
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS
Guided by leading Alzheimer’s researchers
Michael Rafii, MD, PhD
Scientific Advisor
Medical Director of the Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute at USC, widely recognized for advancing clinical research in Alzheimer’s disease. His expertise in clinical development and neurodegenerative research informs Recall’s scientific and clinical strategy.
Marwan Sabbagh, MD
Scientific Advisor
Neurologist and internationally recognized Alzheimer’s researcher affiliated with the Barrow Neurological Institute. His work on diagnosis, treatment, and clinical management of neurodegenerative disease informs the development of new therapeutic approaches.
OUR FOCUS
Targeting conditions where decline impacts daily life
Our work focuses on three areas where restoring lost function could have meaningful impact.
Alzheimer's Disease
Cancer-related Cachexia
Age-related Muscle Loss
These conditions affect millions of people and share underlying patterns of cognitive and systemic decline.
the platform
A fundamentally new way to reach the brain
Instead of targeting the brain directly, Recall is developing an approach that enables the body to produce signals that naturally reach it.
Most therapies for neurological diseases are limited by the challenge of accessing the brain. Recall’s approach is designed to work systemically — enabling therapeutic signals to circulate through the body and reach the brain through natural pathways. By activating biological mechanisms linked to memory and systemic health, this approach aims to restore function across both brain and body.
