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Our new 2021 PSA campaign, “Together, We’re Winning,” showcases how four individuals living with vision loss continue to ‘win’ on their own terms, by living rich and full lives every day. Lachi, Beverley, Fai, and Mark are all active members of the Foundation Fighting Blindness community and Lulie’s Next Chapter network, and each maintains a positive attitude and winning spirit.
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Pediatric Ophthalmologists Target Inherited Retinal Diseases
In the PressNew opportunities continue to develop in an evolving landscape.
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AGTC Continues to Report Encouraging Data from its Phase 1/2 XLRP Gene Therapy Clinical Trial
Research NewsThe company is planning the launch of a Phase 2/3 trial for its XLRP gene therapy
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The Eye on the Cure Podcast from the Foundation Fighting Blindness provides science information, news, and insights from the world of vision and retinal diseases. With our Beacon Stories Podcast, we share individual’s journeys with their disease and how their drive fuels them to pursue their passions. Research News Podcast provide updates on News and information on a wide range of topics and subjects.
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George Dolan: Cherished Friend and Community Advocate
Beacon StoriesGeorge was well-known in his community for his integrity and dedication to helping everyone around him.
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Foundation News
This December 17th exclusive conversation and acoustic performance by Kodi Lee of America’s Got Talent will raise awareness and funds to find treatments and cures for blinding diseases.
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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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jCyte Reports Promising Results for Phase 2b Clinical Trial of its Cellular Therapy for RP
Research NewsThe emerging therapy is designed to work independent of the mutated gene causing vision loss
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Beacon Stories My Retina Tracker Patient Stories
Allen has always wanted to be known as an artist, first and foremost. His photography hints at the ever-changing nature of people’s lives and their environment, much like his own progression with retinitis pigmentosa (RP).
