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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted August 22, 2018

    In LCA: Naming Versus Numbering

    Gene mutations in the rare inherited retinal disease of Leber congenital amaurosis commonly are referred to by their gene name, such as GUCY2D, RPE65 and CEP290. But sometimes, as LCA patients [...]

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    By Sofia Sees Hope
    In Blog
    Posted July 17, 2018

    Tell Us Your Story: ‘Do Not Limit Yourself’

    By Angélica Bretón Morán I am 22 years old and I have LCA. My name is Angélica Bretón Morán, I am from Mexico, I am 22 years old and I […]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted July 8, 2018

    An Amazing Year

    This is the seventh in a series following the progress of Creed Pettit, a 9-year-old Florida third-grader, who completed treatment in March with the breakthrough gene-therapy drug called [...]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted May 10, 2018

    Living With LCA: Maverick Johnston

    A revolutionary genetic treatment could improve the vision of 5-year-old Maverick Johnston, but his mom first wants to know more about the side effects and capabilities of the breakthrough drug [...]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted April 20, 2018

    Life After LUXTURNA: ‘Now He Can See’

    This is the sixth in a series following the progress of Creed Pettit, a 9-year-old Florida third-grader, who completed treatment in March with the breakthrough gene-therapy drug called LUXTURNA™, [...]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted April 13, 2018

    New Patient Services Program Helps People Navigate Their Road To A Cure

    Now that LUXTURNA™ has come to market as a revolutionary vision-restoring genetic treatment, how does it get to patients? The answer to that question and many others can be found within […]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted April 7, 2018

    His Future’s So Bright, He’s Gotta Wear Shades

    This is the fifth in a series following the progress of Creed Pettit, a 9-year-old Florida third-grader, who completed treatment in March with the breakthrough gene-therapy drug called LUXTURNA™, [...]

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    By Eissa Bass
    In News
    Posted April 6, 2018

    SSH Opposes States’ Efforts to Limit Access to LUXTURNA™

    In the wake of the December 2017 approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration of voretigene neparvovec (LUXTURNA™) to treat vision loss in patients with biallelic RPE65 mutation associated [...]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted March 28, 2018

    Post-Surgery: Beginning to See the Light

    This is the fourth in a series following the progress of Creed Pettit, a 9-year-old Florida third-grader, who completed treatment in March with the breakthrough gene-therapy drug called [...]

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    By Rosanne Smyle
    In Blog
    Posted March 12, 2018

    Misty Lovelace: ‘I Can See Little Things’

    Told at age 12 she would be blind by 18 because of her Leber congenital amaurosis, Misty Lovelace of Kentucky participated in the gene therapy trials for LUXTURNA, to treat […]

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