Advancing Treatments for Rare Eye Diseases in Europe
Restore Vision is a project funded by the European Commission aiming to develop and test new treatments for 7 rare eye diseases (REDs). The consortium joins 10 European key players on rare eye diseases and is led by University of Galway.
About Restore Vision
+30 million
people suffer from blindness and visual impairment
About Restore Vision
Over the the next 4 years (2023-2027) the Restore Vision consortium will explore new treatments for 7 REDs by repurposing existing generic drugs, developing new theurapeutic compounds, and conducting pioneering clinical trials to ensure their safety and effectiveness.
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Read Restore Vision’s latest news.
06 June 2024
Restore Vision 2nd consortium meeting
One year after the project kicked-off, our team met again in-person in Stockholm!
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05 June 2024
Restore Vision partners jointly host the 7th European Anirida Conference
Restore Vision partners participated in 7th European Aniridia Conference.
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12 May 2024
Antisense eye drops only or combined with fine needle diathermy could be used to regress corneal neovascularization in mice – study by UKK
At the recent ARVO meeting, Wei Zhang presented the latest findings from the University of Cologne on a new treatment to regress corneal neovascularization in mice
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12 May 2024
Genetic research shows promise for developing a treatment for the rare eye disease Aniridia – Study by UKK
At the recent ARVO meeting, Karina Hadriaan presented the latest findings from the University of Cologne on a new treatment to regress corneal neovascularization in mice
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12 May 2024
Effectiveness of a new eyedrop in healing wounds on the cornea in rats – Study by INSERM
At the recent ARVO meeting, Daniela Braz presented the latest findings from INSERM on the development of a new eye drop to treat cornea wounds in mice.
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