This advanced, progressive form of macular degeneration affects a person’s central vision, making it difficult to recognize faces, read, and drive.
The future of GA treatments is bright. There’s no cure, but there are drugs to slow the progression.
Johnny Ray started losing his eyesight more than a decade ago when he was a welder. With vision aids and some changes, he still enjoys many of his hobbies.
To keep up with daily activities, you may need vision aids and occupational therapy, plus a dedicated care team.
“Restoration brings us that much closer to prevention,” says Stacy Haller of BrightFocus. The foundation funds studies on areas like risk, AI, and more.
Clinical trials determine the efficacy of a cutting-edge treatment, but it’s crucial science that all races and populations are included.
