Macular degeneration, also known as macular atrophy, refers to the progressive degradation or breakdown of your retina’s central region known as the macula. As this condition advances it causes blurring

Neovascular (wet) age-related macular degeneration accounts for most vision loss among people aged 60 or above, caused when abnormal blood vessels form and leak within the macula, leading to blurred

Stargardt disease is caused by mutations to ABCA4, which normally produces a protein to clear away fatty deposits under the retina. When this gene becomes defective, fatty material accumulates under

ARMD typically results from light-sensitive cells dying and depositing deposits known as drusen under the retina, leading to hazy vision with straight lines appearing crookedly. Wet eye macular degeneration occurs

Macular degeneration occurs when part of the retina known as the macula becomes damaged, leading to central vision becoming fuzzy and making fine details difficult to see clearly whether you’re

Doctors across America have been saving sight using an injectable drug that slows the formation of new blood vessels under the retina, helping people suffering from wet age-related macular degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the leading causes of blindness among adults over 50 and can be prevented or delayed with vitamin regimens and medications that block abnormal

Stargardt disease is an inherited disorder of the retina (light processing tissue lining the inside of your eye). The macula, an essential region in your retina, is especially vulnerable. Stargardt

Cataracts cause vision to decrease over time and can be addressed with surgery to remove the cloudy lens. Although the procedure is relatively minor and safe, surgery should only be