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Vision Science Explained Through Animated Videos
This educational series aims to educate and inform viewers by simplifying science – helping people understand topics like blinding diseases, genetics, and clinical trials, without requiring advanced background knowledge.
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SparingVision Launches Clinical Trial for Therapy to Re-Activate Dormant Cones in Advanced RP
Research NewsThe approach may provide better visual acuity than current optogenetic therapies in clinical trials.
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Films & Documentaries Showcase
Celebrating the powerful stories of individuals in the blind and low vision community through the art of film.
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Support your clients’ charitable giving with the Foundation Fighting Blindness—where tax-smart donations fund breakthrough medical research.
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Sepul Bio’s LCA10 RNA Therapy Moves into Phase 3 Clinical Trial
Research NewsThe emerging therapy improved vision for some participants in an earlier clinical trial.
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Eye on the Cure Podcast | Episode 92: Lance Baldo, MD
Eye on the CureLance Baldo, MD, CEO at Beacon Therapeutics, is discussing his company’s gene therapy for XLRP.
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Letter to House Energy & Commerce Committee regarding H.R.1262, the Give Kids a Chance Act.
Advocacy Research NewsOn behalf of the Foundation Fighting Blindness and the millions of Americans impacted by inherited retinal diseases (IRDs), we urge you to advance H.R.1262, the Give Kids a Chance Act, and reauthorize the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher (PRV) Program.
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Beacon Stories
Lindsey Rambo once believed treatment was meant for someone else. Today, she’s the first participant in a groundbreaking gene therapy trial for LCA5—and her journey is lighting the way for what’s possible in the future of vision research.
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jCyte Launches New Phase 2 Clinical Trial for its Cell-Based RP Therapy
Research NewsThe trial is evaluating a cell dose that is 50 percent higher than the highest dose used in a previous Phase 2b trial.
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Invisible Disability
When I walk around the neighborhood with my white cane, I still worry about stigma and how people perceive me. I’ve had to remind myself that the cane is a tool to keep me safe.
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