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Dec 3, 2020
Acquisition significantly expands Janssen’s eye disease portfolio and strengthens its gene therapy capabilities. Late-stage AMD affects millions of people with no effective treatments currently available .
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Aug 4, 2020
4D Molecular Therapeutics Launches Phase 1 Clinical Trial for Choroideremia Gene Therapy
Gene therapy delivered by intravitreal injection
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Jul 30, 2020
Researchers Identify Regions in the Retina to Target Therapies for Certain RP Patients
University of Pennsylvania investigators studied retinas of patients and canines with retinitis pigmentosa caused by mild mutations in RHO
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Feb 27, 2020
Researchers Report Six-Month Results from Biogen-Sponsored XLRP Gene Therapy Clinical Trial
Vision improvements observed with medium and high doses
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Dec 16, 2019
First Patient Receives ProQR’s AON Therapy in Clinical Trial for RP Caused by RHO-P23H Mutation
The trial becomes ProQR’s third human study for inherited retinal disease therapies
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Apr 29, 2019
ARVO 2019 Highlight: RP Patients in ReNeuron’s Cell Therapy Trial Show Further Vision Improvements
The latest ReNeuron results were presented at the sixth annual Retinal Cell and Gene Therapy Innovation Summit held on April 26 in Vancouver, Canada.
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Often diagnosed in childhood or adolescence, Stargardt disease is an inherited form of macular degeneration causing central vision loss. The condition is sometimes referred to as juvenile or early onset macular degeneration.
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Best disease is an inherited retinal disease, which causes macular degeneration and loss of central vision, visual acuity, and color perception.
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Jun 24, 2016
A Steady Hand in Saving Vision
Subretinal injection is the most common form of delivery for gene therapies currently in clinical trials.
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Jun 18, 2025
José-Alain Sahel Awarded 2026 ARVO Proctor Medal for Groundbreaking Research Achievements
Dr. Sahel’s research has led to several emerging retinal disease therapies that have moved into clinical trials.