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Covid Revealed What Science Can Do When Funding is Found
In the Press‘In some ways, the pandemic ought to make us all feel more upbeat about the long-term future of medical research.’
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Beacon Stories
The faces behind RP Hope, Save Sight Now, and Sofia Sees Hope are all immensely dedicated to their nonprofit’s missions. The inspiration behind these organizations is similar, but their story and commitment are uniquely personal.
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Beacon Stories
From stargazing to bird watching, Michael has been an enthusiast of all things science from the age of 12. When Michael was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at 30 years old, he knew he wasn’t going to give up his dream of becoming a record-setting birder. In his own words, Michael shares how he’s overcome his vision loss and continued to pursue his birding passions with “birding-by-ear.”
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Foundation News
The free webinar for eye care professionals, on June 21, will feature some of the intriguing and innovative research efforts underway for inherited retinal diseases and AMD.
An overview of the Foundation’s no-cost genetic testing program will also be presented.
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The Foundation’s best-in-class genetic testing program enables any eye care professional in the US to order no-cost genetic testing through the Foundation’s My Retina Tracker Program and genetic counseling for patients clinically diagnosed with an IRD.
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“Together, We’re Winning” the Fight Against Blinding Diseases
Foundation NewsFoundation Fighting Blindness Launches New Campaign
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Foundation News
The event will review best practices for care and management of patients with inherited retinal diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa, Usher syndrome, and Stargardt disease.
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Foundation News
Accepting grant applications for advancing retinal degeneration treatments toward human studies
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Beacon Stories
Tracy was the fourth generation of his family to receive the diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa, but he never let that stop him from dreaming big. Tracy has worked at NASA’s Johnson Space Center for over 36 years, making significant contributions over the many years.
