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Quincy Bioscience is a biotechnology company based in Madison, Wisconsin. Quincy Bioscience is focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of novel compounds to fight the aging process. The company's products focus on restoring calcium balance related to neurodegenerative disorders and other destructive age-related mechanisms.

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“The Free Online Memory Test allows individuals to take a scientifically-based assessment that can pinpoint potential problems with their cognitive functioning.
Mark Underwood, President Quincy Bioscience
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Quincy Bioscience Recognizes Health Literacy Month with Free Brain Health Book

Madison, Wis – (October 11, 2012) Quincy Bioscience  recognizes Health Literacy Month by offering a free Brain Health Guide  to the public. Health Literacy Month creates awareness for the need of consumers to receive understandable health information. Literacy in personal health topics empowers people to make informed decisions about their health. Brain health is a common topic especially among older Americans, whose population is now growing at an ever-increasing rate. More and more people are now concerned with

Quincy Bioscience Recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Madison, Wis – (October 3, 2012) Quincy Bioscience recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month by creating awareness around a fast growing topic- chemo brain. Cancer survivors are also urged to a free brain health screening tool , available online. What once was not recognized by medical professionals is now quickly becoming a hot topic in health discussions. It is estimated that half of all cancer survivors that undergo chemotherapy experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, forgetfulness, and lack of focus. These symptoms can be attributed to chemo

Quincy Bioscience Celebrates 5th Birthday of Prevagen

Madison, Wis -- (September 25, 2012) Quincy Bioscience, the makers of the best-selling brain vitamin , celebrate the fifth birthday of Prevagen® during the month of September .  To mark the occasion, they are offering a free bottle of Prevagen for people who test their memory at www.FreeOnlineMemoryTest.com. Quincy Bioscience began in 2004 with break-through technology in a calcium-binding protein, called "apoaequorin," originally discovered in a jellyfish, which is used as a means of helping regulate cellular calcium levels in the nervous system.

Quincy Bioscience Celebrates Research on World Alzheimer’s Day

Madison, Wis -- (September 14, 2012) In honor of World Alzheimer’s Day, Quincy Bioscience would like to celebrate by offering a free memory tracking tool . Quincy Bioscience, based in Madison, WI, is a biotechnology company committed to improving cognitive health in the aging population.  With 78 million baby boomers in the United States, and crippling statistics on the rate of Alzheimer’s in individuals over 65, concerns for brain health are becoming a national topic. Memory concerns from family issues are leading people to be more proactive about

Test Your Memory For Free During National Test Your Memory Week, September 16-22

Madison, Wis -- (September 14, 2012) Quincy Bioscience, manufacturer of the all-natural memory supplement, Prevagen, is excited to announce “National Test Your Memory Week”, the week of September 16th-22nd. Anyone over the age of 40 is urged to participate in National Test Your Memory Week by taking the Free Online Memory Test  and receive a free bottle of the proven memory supplement Prevagen®. There are 78 million “baby boomers” in the United States, many of whom rank memory loss as their number one fear associated with aging. By the age of 40, two-

Quincy Bioscience Makes Inc. 500 List of America's Fastest Growing Companies

Madison, Wis -- (August 20, 2012) In the first year of eligibility, Quincy Bioscience has been included in the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing private companies in the United States, and has been ranked at #398.  Quincy Bioscience, based in Madison, WI, is a biotechnology company committed to improving cognitive health in the aging population.  In 2007, Quincy Bioscience introduced the brain health supplement Prevagen® for clearer thinking.  Prevagen contains the patented compound apoaequorin – a first-in-class technology which has proven effective at improving brain cell survival and

Brain Booster Supplement Manufacturer Recommends Prevagen for Safer Driving

Madison, Wis – (August 13, 2012)   Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, is sharing the message of improved cognitive function with the attendees of the American Le Mans Series at Road America, August 16 – 18, 2012. Older, dangerous drivers are a growing problem in the United States. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cites that older individuals above the age of 65 make up approximately 16% of all traffic fatalities and 8% of all people injured in traffic crashes. The number of Americans over 65 is expected to rise to as much as 18% of the population in 2030. A

Quincy Bioscience Reminds Fathers to Check Their Memory

Madison, Wis – (June 11, 2012)   Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, celebrates Father’s Day and National Men’s Health Week during the month of May by offering free memory assessments online. Everyday stress is a big part of life for most men in America. While stress can be unavoidable, certain worries can creep into the minds of even the healthiest adult. Cited as the number one worry of older Americans, memory loss  can be a subject that causes a significant amount of stress. In order to combat this biggest worry of aging Americans,

Free Online Memory Testing For Senior Health and Fitness Day

Quincy Bioscience is providing a free online memory testing resource available for anyone wishing to track their memory performance over time.  Information is available at www.freeonlinememorytest.com.Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen®, celebrate National Senior Health and Fitness Day by advocating for senior health and announcing a brand new free resource for your memory.   Senior Health and Fitness Day (May 30, 2012) is a day of the year when the public turns it eyes towards our most valuable asset; our senior generation. It is important to note the latest research shows that

Better Memory Tour Reaches Philadelphia

Madison, Wis – (May 30, 2012)   The Prevagen® Express is continuing the “Better Memory Tour” this week with stops in Bryn Mawr, North Wales, Brookhaven, and Lebanon, PA in order to help Americans improve their cognitive health.  Neuroscience researcher Mark Underwood will be presenting “The New Secrets of Brain Health” - highlighting recent research results from the Madison Memory Study.The groundbreaking research in the double-blind, placebo-controlled trial demonstrated that the jellyfish derived protein, apoaequorin, significantly improved short-term memory 

Humorous Senior Moments Receive Free Memory Loss Supplement

Madison, Wis – (May 15, 2012)   Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, announce a new online feature this week.  A collection of famous, and not-so-famous, forgetful blunders are posted on the Prevagen Facebook page to call attention to a problem that faces an increasing number of aging Americans; forgetfulness. Quincy Bioscience is giving away free Prevagen  to five lucky contest participants this week! Susie forgot her bag of groceries at the store. Tim left his keys in the fridge. Maria lost her car in the parking lot. Rob looked for his

Quincy Bioscience Recognizes Older Americans Month with Free Memory Tracking Tool

Madison, Wis – (May 11, 2012)   Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, celebrates Older Americans Month during the month of May by offering free memory assessments online. The Agency on Aging celebrates every Older Americans Month during May and this year the topic is very special- Never Too Old to Play. Physical fitness in the later years of life is imperative to good health, but most importantly, living an enjoyable and (mostly) stress-free life. While stress can be unavoidable, certain worries can creep into the minds of even the healthiest adult. Cited as the number one worry of

Quincy Bioscience Recognizes Military Appreciation Month with Memory Help for Veterans

Madison, Wis – (May 1, 2012)   May is Military Appreciation Month.  During the month of May, to show their appreciation for our military, Quincy Bioscience is giving a free bottle of the brain health supplement Prevagen® to each member of the military, retired or active duty.  The Department of Defense reports that 233,425 of America’s veterans have been diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injuries since 2000.  Among the many health complications a traumatic brain injury can bring, perhaps none is as frustrating as memory loss.  Prevagen has shown to help improve brain function in people with

New Memory Testing Resource on World Health Day

Madison, Wis – (April 7, 2012)  Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, celebrate World Health Day by announcing a brand new free resource for your memory .   World Health Day is a time of year when health professionals everywhere turn their attention to the importance of good health. This year’s concentration is “Aging and Health”, and one theme is prevalent; “good health adds years to life”. Good health starts in the brain, and it is important to note that often the first signs of an unhealthy brain are lapses in memory, poor concentration, and

Quincy Bioscience Announce New Free Resource for Memory During Brain Awareness Week

Madison, Wis – (March 7, 2012)  Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen®, celebrate National Brain Awareness Week by announcing a brand new free resource for your memory.   National Brain Awareness Week (March 12-18) is a time of year when the general public and health professionals alike turn their attention to the importance of brain health. It is important to note that often the first signs of an unhealthy brain are lapses in memory, poor concentration, and an inability to focus. The Free Online Memory Test  is now available in an easy-to-use

Humorous Senior Moments Redefined as ‘Prevagen Moments’

Madison, Wis – (February 22, 2012)  Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen, announce a new online feature this week. A collection of famous, and not-so-famous, forgetful blunders are posted on the Prevagen Facebook page to call attention to a problem that faces an increasing number of aging Americans; forgetfulness. Susie forgot her kids’ names. Tim left his keys in the fridge. Rob looked for his glasses while they were on his head where he left them. Most adults have had them- those moments where it feels like you left your brain somewhere. Typically called a “senior moment”,

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