Original post on TIME Magazine
The darkness descends slowly for people with retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a degenerative eye disease that affects 2 million people worldwide.
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ProQR Announces Positive Results from Clinical Trial of QR-421a in Usher Syndrome and Plans to Start Pivotal Trials QR-421a demonstrated a concordant benefit in multiple measures of vision, including best corrected visual activity (BCVA), static perimetry, and retinal imaging (OCT)
QR-421a observed to be well tolerated with no serious adverse events reported
Two pivotal Phase 2/3 trials are expected to start by the end of 2021
Management to host a conference call today at 8:15am EDT LEIDEN, Netherlands & CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,
Read Loss of sight is a grief for those who experience it. We must then be able to escape from the gloomy clutches of depression.
Read On his website and personal blog, Giuseppe di Grande made an interesting roundup of the “bullshit”, as he defines it, that students, companies and startups have invented in recent years for the blind.
Read February is the low vision awareness month.
We wrote about this in this article.
This year we want to celebrate this month dedicated to low vision awareness with music.
Read The annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons was proclaimed in 1992 by United Nations General Assembly resolution 47/3.
Read When I was 18 years I was diagnosed with Usher Syndrome and it took me another eighteen years to understand which were the consequences of this disease and realize that it is one of the main causes of deaf blindness.
Read Yesterday I decided to try not to read news, articles, numbers.
It is difficult because the situation evolves rapidly and differently depending on the city, region, country in which you are located.
Read The situation we are experiencing in these days following the stringent restrictions to limit the spread of the coronavirus, leads us to reflect on the words that are used on various newspaper headlines, which are not already known.
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