Ryan O'Hare
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A successful gene therapy for canine retinitis pigmentosa, which halts progression of late-stage disease, could lead to human trials
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Researchers have identified the mechanism driving a rare inherited condition which results in enlarged eyes and severe myopia
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Study confirms interaction of diet, exercise, smoking habits and genes determines the risk of macular degeneration
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Professor John Marshall was awarded an honorary doctorate from London Metropolitan University for 50 years of contribution to ocular health
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Researchers show gene therapy preserved photoreceptors in animals whose retinas were modified to produce a human nerve cell protein
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A study of more than 1,200 people shows blue eyes are most strongly linked with alcohol dependence problems
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An international group of researchers has identified the genetic cause of a rare developmental eye disorder
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A faulty ‘housekeeping’ gene has been found to be a cause of rare inherited condition, achromatopsia
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Surrey-based ReNeuron has received regulatory approval to test its cell therapy in up to 15 US patients with advanced retinitis pigmentosa
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New findings published by two research groups finds gene therapy for inherited retinal condition shows initial improvement