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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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A Steady Hand in Saving Vision
Research NewsSubretinal injection is the most common form of delivery for gene therapies currently in clinical trials.
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Beacon Stories
Since becoming involved with the Foundation Fighting Blindness 10 years ago, Brenda has become a dedicated leader, advocate and champion for the community. Whether welcoming someone newly diagnosed, leading the Fort Wayne Chapter or participating in a clinical trial to help advance research, Brenda has dedicated herself to creating more hope and opportunity for others.
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Story Update: Seeing Through Your Disability
Beacon StoriesLance Johnson shares life with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) as a creator, father, and Foundation Fighting Blindness ambassador—advocating for awareness and advancing treatments and cures.
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José-Alain Sahel Awarded 2026 ARVO Proctor Medal for Groundbreaking Research Achievements
Research NewsDr. Sahel’s research has led to several emerging retinal disease therapies that have moved into clinical trials.
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ARVO 2025 Highlight: J&J’s XLRP Gene Therapy Didn’t Meet Primary Endpoint in Phase 3 Clinical Trial
Research NewsDespite missing the primary endpoint, the treatment improved vision for some patients.
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LCA4 Gene Therapy Restores Meaningful Vision for Blind Children
Research NewsMeiraGTx hopes to apply for marketing approval in the UK for the gene therapy.
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There are many ways you can support the mission of the Foundation Fighting Blindness in finding treatments and cures for blinding diseases.
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ARVO 2024 Highlight: InGel’s Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Preserving Vision
Research NewsThe emerging treatment is designed to work for people with RP and other conditions regardless of the gene mutation causing disease
