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Managing Your Mindset, Embracing Your Voice
WellnessCharity’s recent rapid decline in vision due to RP and her daughter’s diagnosis with RP has caused her to open up about her vision loss journey. After getting involved with the Foundation, Charity now feels like she has a voice to help others in the visually impaired community.
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Dr Daniel C. Chung appointed as Chief Medical Officer of SparingVision
In the PressFormer Spark Therapeutics head of ophthalmic medical affairs, responsible for the development and approval of Luxturna™, to lead development of SparingVision’s proprietary asset, SPVN06, and further pipeline development
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Very-Long-Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids Improve Vision in Mice with a Form of Stargardt Disease
Research NewsResearchers believe the VLC-PUFAs may benefit people with autosomal dominant Stargardt disease, AMD, and possibly other retinal degenerations
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Renowned Pioneers in Ophthalmology Join SparingVision’s Scientific Advisory Board
In the PressDevelopment of lead asset SPVN06 to further benefit from high-level Clinical Advisory Board
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Making a stock donation is a powerful way to support the mission of the Foundation Fighting Blindness to drive the research for treatments and cures for blinding diseases affecting 1 in 53 individuals around the world.
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End Blindness 2020 Award Winners include Five Foundation-Funded Investigators
In the PressLive stream ceremony will include Art Garfunkel, Diane Schuur, and Margaret Atwood. A tribute will also be made to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Eye Care Professional Resources
Contact the Foundation to receive notification of our webinars for eye care professionals and the latest updates on research and resources for inherited retinal diseases.
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The Foundation Fighting Blindness provides valuable resources to education patients about inherited retinal diseases.
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Positivity Always Shines Through
Beacon StoriesLinda has been blind since birth, but she never lets her visual impairments stop her from doing what she loves and staying positive through it all.
