This is the place for the latest information about our work here at Glaucoma Research Foundation and for current events in the world of eye health. All breakthroughs and insights are made possible through the dedication of researchers, and through the continued financial support and active involvement of the community.

Andrea Epstein: Inspired by Family, Driven by Hope

For Andrea Epstein, supporting the Glaucoma Research Foundation is deeply personal.

Hope in Focus: CFC3 and CFC4 Are Targeting the Root Cellular Causes of Glaucoma to Save Vision

The 2026 Research Progress Report from Glaucoma Research Foundation’s Catalyst for a Cure.

September is Healthy Aging Month: Tips for Healthy Vision

See well for a lifetime: here are some tips to maintain healthy vision as you age.

Behind the Breakthroughs: How Dr. Maria Fernanda Suarez Could Transform Laser Therapy

Maria Fernanda Suarez steps into the laboratory every day knowing that her work could spare someone from losing their vision.

Lev Prasov: Curious, Compassionate, Fascinated with Gadgets

Dr. Prasov and his team of researchers are tackling normal tension glaucoma—a particularly complicated form of the disease.

Can Sleep Apnea Increase the Risk of Normal-Tension Glaucoma?

Using a new contact lens technology, researchers are gaining new insight into obstructive sleep apnea by continuously monitoring eye pressure even during sleep cycles.

High Caffeine Intake and Glaucoma Risk

Moderate caffeine intake is fine for most healthy adults. However, high caffeine consumption may be a concern for people who have glaucoma or ocular hypertension.

What is MIGS?

MIGS stands for minimally invasive glaucoma surgery.

How Glaucoma Affects Driving Ability

Concerns about driving often come up with glaucoma and may be brought to the doctor’s attention by the patient or a family member.

The Spark of Discovery: Dr. Kun-Che Chang’s Path to Vision Research

By pairing his scientific curiosity with a laser-focused drive to help patients, Dr. Kun-Che Chang is pushing the boundaries of vision science.

The Dreamer Who Does: How Dr. Kiyoharu Miyagishima is Rewriting the Approach to Glaucoma

Every scientific breakthrough begins with a spark of curiosity.

Living With Glaucoma: Low Vision Support

Low vision doesn’t mean giving up independence. It means learning new ways to navigate the world with confidence.

Beyond the Office Visit: Why IOP Variations May Matter More Than Averages

While scientists are still researching why some patients experience dramatic IOP fluctuations, the availability of home tonometry marks a new frontier.

Dr. Lauren Wareham’s Personal Mission to Save Sight

The catalyst for Dr. Wareham’s career as a research scientist was watching her younger brother navigate a difficult medical journey.

Scientist Kate Keller’s Quest to Solve the Glaucoma Puzzle

For Dr. Kate Keller, science is a lifelong exercise in curiosity.

Brittni and Jack: A Mother’s Advocacy Inspiring Awareness

When Brittni and Mike Rusnak welcomed their son Jack into the world, they felt immense gratitude.

Update on SLT Laser Treatment

Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT) is a safe, effective laser treatment to lower eye pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension.

How Often Should I See My Doctor if I Have Glaucoma?

Regular eye exams are essential for people diagnosed with glaucoma to monitor its progression and prevent vision loss.

See the Future Clearly: Take Action During World Glaucoma Week

You can’t fight what you can’t see, which is precisely what makes glaucoma so dangerous. Known as the silent thief of sight, glaucoma steals peripheral vision so gradually that most people don’t notice the damage until it’s already severe.

Crocheting with Glaucoma

I’ve had aphakic glaucoma since I was 9 years old, and I’ve been religious about treating it for 21 years with the medical treatments that keep me from going blind. I also have hobbies that help me maintain a positive attitude toward living with glaucoma.

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