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Capturing Life Through A Deaf-Blind Lens
Beacon StoriesBrian Bossert has turned his passion for photography into a successful career. As a commercial photographer and videographer living with Usher syndrome, Brian has a unique perspective and is using his creativity to inspire others as he shares his vision through photos and videos.
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In her almost eighth decade of life, Toni Mehler has learned to adapt to the unknown, and she draws from those experiences to embrace her diagnosis of AMD.
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Beacon Doses First Patient in its Phase 2/3 VISTA Clinical Trial for XLRP Gene Therapy
Research NewsThe company plans to apply for regulatory approval for the gene therapy with data from VISTA and its earlier clinical trials.
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The Cincy Source provides a platform for professionals serving the blind and low vision community in Cincinnati and surrounding areas to showcase services and other resources.
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The First Coast Family Coalition provides a platform for professionals serving the blind and low vision community in Jacksonville and surrounding areas to showcase services and other resources.
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The Philly Phorum provides a platform for professionals serving the blind and low vision community in Philadelphia and surrounding areas to showcase services and other resources.
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Foundation Forums for Blindness
The Foundation Forums for Blindness is a network of professionals serving the blind and low vision community in markets all over the U.S.
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Eye on the Cure Podcast | Episode 67: Dr. Peter Campochiaro
Eye on the CureDr. Peter Campochiaro, a clinician-scientist and the Eccles Professor of Ophthalmology and Neuroscience at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, talks to host Ben Shaberman about N-acetylcysteine (NAC), a drug that shows promise for preserving cone vision (central vision and acuity) in people with retinitis pigmentosa. The powerful antioxidant has moved into a 30+ site, Phase 3 clinical trial called NAC Attack.
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Antabuse Moves into Clinical Trial for People with RP
Research NewsResearchers believe the FDA-approved drug can reduce the hyperactivity of ganglion cells to improve vision.
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