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Webinar: Exploring Valeda light therapy for AMD
We will be delving into the science behind Valeda light therapy for treating age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
In this session, we’ll be joined Professor Tim Jackson, consultant ophthalmic surgeon from King’s College Hospital, to explore the science behind the Valeda photobiomodulation technique
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Webinar: Increased dose of Eylea to extend treatment intervals
A renowned retinal specialist based in the US, Dr Kenneth Fan will join us this month to discuss the increased dose of licensed drug Eylea (aflibercept) to treat wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular oedema.
Dr Fan will talk more about the trials which have led to the increased 8mg
Valproate: new safety and educational materials to support regulatory measures in men and women under 55 years of age
I don't think there is any reason to expect many members to be taking any form of Valproate, but this is such an important issue, with such significant consequences, I've decided to post it anyway. Even if you are not taking it, someone you know might be.
[i]Valproate (Belvo, Convulex, Depakote,
Webinar: Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Dr Jasleen K Jolly, from the Vision and Eye Research Institute at Anglia Ruskin University, joins us tonight for our next My Macular and Me webinar to discuss her latest research on Charles Bonnet syndrome.
The research has been split into two studies, the first uses an MRI to observe the activity levels
Webinar: Pegcetacoplan for Dry AMD
The first-ever treatment for dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) will be the topic of our next My Macular and Me webinar.
Pegcetacoplan, which will be known as Syfovre, was approved for use in the US in February to treat patients with late-stage dry AMD – often referred to as geographic atrophy
Webinar: Charles Bonnet Syndrome Research
Our second My Macular and Me webinar of the month will welcome researchers from the Royal Holloway University of London who will discuss their latest research on Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). Professor Robin Walker and his team are the first to study the effectiveness of recommended techniques to manage