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Celebrating National DNA Day with Dr. Benjamin Bakall
Beacon StoriesApril 25 is National DNA Day, commemorating the completion of the Human Genome Project and the discovery of DNA’s double helix. To celebrate, we’re spotlighting Dr. Benjamin Bakall, a retinal specialist and ophthalmologist at Associated Retina Consultants in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Bakall’s dedication to genetics and patient care highlights the importance of genetic testing in advancing treatments and cures for inherited retinal diseases.
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Resources for individuals to use to contact their congress members about the policy changes with NIH.
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Foundation News
The partnership will formalize an ongoing commitment by both companies to accelerate the development of treatments and cures for retinal diseases, while prioritizing a patient-centric approach.
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Atsena Receives $150 Million in New Financing to Advance XLRS and Preclinical Gene Therapy Programs
Research NewsThe company has reported encouraging results from its LCA1 and XLRS gene therapy clinical trials.
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Join us for upcoming events focused on emotional well-being, connection, and support for the blind and low vision community. Whether in-person or virtual, these gatherings offer a space to learn, share, and explore mental health topics together.
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Whether you’re supporting someone with vision loss or looking to deepen your own understanding, these resources — developed in collaboration with the blind and low vision community — are designed to help therapists provide thoughtful, informed care.
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This collection of articles and videos offering guidance, expert perspectives, and practical strategies to help individuals and families navigate the emotional landscape that often comes with a diagnosis.
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Therapists at Alma are specialized to help with all types of concerns like anxiety, trauma, relationships, addiction, and more. In partnership with the Foundation Fighting Blindness, visit the directory of licensed therapists who have received training to work with blind or low vision individuals.
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Exploring mental health resources can be a crucial first step in finding the support you need when diagnosed with vision loss – trusted organizations, platforms, and services that offer tools and guidance tailored to the blind and low vision community.
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Mental Health Advisory Council
The Foundation Fighting Blindness mental health initiative is guided by a mental health advisory council (MHAC) which includes five expert therapists (four of whom are blind or have low vision), a retinal specialist who has treated patients facing severe depression and anxiety, and a Foundation Board Member affected by vision loss who organized a local mental health support group.
