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Understanding the genetic cause of disease may open new opportunities for people with inherited retinal diseases (IRDs). Declare “Eye Want 2 Know” and speak to your health care professional today about genetic testing for you or your loved one.
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Knowledge is power, and the more patients and the medical community know about specific gene mutations, the faster clinical trials for inherited retinal diseases (IRDs) may progress. Hear two experts explain the impact of testing for IRDs. #EyeWant2Know https://bit.ly/3oJSuci
When April Lufriu needed #genetictesting, there weren’t as many resources as there are today. Listen to this week’s episode of the “Eye Know – Do You?” podcast to learn how winning Mrs. World opened doors for April to be an advocate for the inherited retinal disease community. https://bit.ly/3oJSuci
April Lufriu’s family had a history of inherited retinal diseases (IRDs), so when she and her kids began having trouble with their vision, April knew she had to get a #genetictest. In the latest “Eye Know – Do You?” episode, hear about her family’s journey to a genetic diagnosis. https://bit.ly/3oJSuci
