Macular degeneration (AMD) is an eye condition affecting the center of your retina called the macula and characterised by gradual decline of central vision, loss of detail in straight ahead

Macular degeneration refers to any condition where the macula in your eye deteriorates or breaks down, causing blurriness, dark areas or distortion in central vision. It may cause blurriness, dark

Your eye care professional can detect early changes in your central vision with an Amsler grid, and also look out for deposits under the retina known as drusen and signs

Macular degeneration (AMD), is a disease that leads to central vision loss. It does this by damaging light-sensitive cells known as macula in the retina – these create detailed images

People suffering from dry age-related macular degeneration experience a progressive loss of central vision, leading them to see colors less vividly and having difficulty recognising faces. Macular degeneration is one

Macular degeneration is a prevalent eye disease that compromises central vision. While not causing complete blindness, macular degeneration makes reading, driving and other activities requiring straight ahead vision more challenging.

Macular degeneration is a disease that can lead to various degrees of blindness. It begins when tiny protein clumps called drusen form beneath the retina. Drusen can affect one or

This year marks the 10th Anniversary of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Awareness Week in Singapore, marking considerable advances in education, early detection and treatment of AMD over this timeframe. Advancements

About 10% of cases of ARMD involve abnormal blood vessels developing underneath the retina (wet AMD). When these blood vessels bleed or leak fluids into the macula area, distortion or