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Coave Reports Encouraging Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial Results for PDE6B Gene Therapy
Eye On the Cure Research NewsThe company is expanding the trial to enroll younger patients with less advanced disease
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DIY Campaign Success Stories
Lindsey Blankenship, president of the Foundation Fighting Blindness Colorado Chapter, has created a one-of-a-kind Raising Our Sights Event. Wine for a Cure aims to spread awareness and fundraise on behalf of the Foundation Fighting Blindness with two signature wines from the Oregon Winery, Stoller Family Estates. The featured wines are a Chardonnay named “Variant” and a Pinot Noir named “Pigmentosa.”
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Atsena Receives FDA Authorization to Launch a Gene Therapy Clinical Trial for XLRS
Eye On the Cure Research NewsKnown as The Lighthouse Study, the Phase ½ trial is expected to begin in mid-2023
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Mental Health Awareness: Shattering the Stigma
Beacon StoriesAthletes around the world navigate the challenges of daily life and rigorous training, but what if a factor came into play that you had less control over? What if, one day, something changed in your vision?
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Eric Pierce Receives Proctor Medal for Outstanding Achievements in Retinal Research
Eye On the Cure Research NewsDuring his Proctor Award Lecture, Dr. Pierce reviewed encouraging clinical trial results for Editas’ CRISPR/Cas9 treatment for people with LCA10
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Eye On the Cure Research News
Dr. Tucker is leading the development of GMP facilities for manufacturing clinical grade retinal therapies
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Traveling With a Guide Dog: Advice from a Seasoned Traveler
Beacon StoriesInternational Guide Dog Day, April 26th, is extra special to Janni Lehrer-Stein, as she’s celebrating the 5th anniversary of graduating with “the world’s best guide dog,” Shiloh. Janni, who has retinitis pigmentosa, has traveled to five countries outside of the United States with Shiloh and is sharing advice for traveling with a guide dog.
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Eye On the Cure Research News
Clinical trial participants with advanced vision loss from RP were able to identify fruits and vegetables
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Geographic Atrophy: The Advanced Form of Dry AMD
Science EducationGeographic atrophy causes significant central vision loss and remains an unmet medical need.
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Beacon Stories
Sean was diagnosed with dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in his 40s. Now Sean is using his AMD as an opportunity to educate others about the spectrum of blinding diseases while fundraising for the Foundation Fighting Blindness.
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