Is There a Safe Stem-cell Treatment for Glaucoma in 2023?
Questions and Answers: Jeffrey Goldberg, MD, PhD reviews recent research progress and explains the potential risks.
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Questions and Answers: Jeffrey Goldberg, MD, PhD reviews recent research progress and explains the potential risks.
The Catalyst for a Cure Vision Restoration team has identified a set of three genes that, when inhibited, improve the survival of optic nerve cells in models of glaucoma.
Smart contact lenses use tiny sensors to collect data about the pressure inside your eye. They can measure and monitor changes in IOP, or provide on-demand release of glaucoma medication.
“Neuroprotection: A New Path for Glaucoma Patients” was the topic of the 2022 Weston Family Lecture presented virtually on October 27, 2022.
Made possible by visionary donors, our latest research initiative targets the shared roots of conditions that occur when neurons deteriorate and die.
The Catalyst for a Cure Initiative to Prevent and Cure Neurodegeneration will support creative collaboration by a team of four diversely talented young investigators.
What is neurodegeneration? And how will discoveries related to it affect people with glaucoma?
Dr. John G. Flanagan discusses recent discoveries that could cure glaucoma based on key research accomplishments from 20 years of Catalyst for a Cure.
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