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Macular Society Virtual Annual Conference

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We’re taking our conference online! Wherever you are, join us for expert talks on the latest in treatments and research. With tailored sessions for those with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and another for those with inherited retinal diseases and of working age, this virtual conference has something for everyone. It’s free and no need to register.

Join us for the entire day, morning or afternoon session or just drop in for one talk.

We’re disappointed not to see you in person, but due to the coronavirus outbreak we felt that it would be safer not to gather in Birmingham as we had originally planned.

What you need to know beforehand:

- It’s free and there is no need to register, or download any software onto your PC or tablet.

- On the day itself, simply return to this page and you’ll find the link to view the conference.

- Only the speakers will be on your screen; in audio and video. You won’t need a camera or a microphone to speak into, just a way to listen to the talks online.

Members will be sent more information about the AGM and how to take part in August.

Can’t join us live? Catch up later and watch talks at your leisure. After the event, we’ll update this page with all the details

Follow the link below to read about who will be speaking below:

macularsociety.org/conferen...

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Corgimum

Is there a particular talk on CVRO?

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Becky_MacularSocietyPartner in reply toCorgimum

Good Morning Corgimum,

There isnt a talk specific to CRVO in the annual conference, however there are plans to host a CRVO webinar in the future.

You can see what talks will be presented during the conference here: macularsociety.org/conferen...

Becky :)

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Corgimum in reply toBecky_MacularSociety

Thanks for your reply, I shall look out for it.

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