Macular Degeneration Videos

Ask your retina specialist about FDA-approved drugs that can preserve your vision longer.

This eye disease can cause severe vision loss in one or both eyes. As a caregiver, you'll want to support them with everyday tasks without being overbearing.

Loss of central vision can be overwhelming. But keep in mind it's manageable, and you can maintain your independence.

Follow along as a yoga instructor calms your nerves around vision loss. "Reground and recenter" with this mindfulness practice.

Explore ways to keep your eyes as healthy as possible from nutrition to lifestyle changes.

Until recently, there were no treatments available to target the root cause of GA. What new therapies are available?

Treatment for AMD can be costly. Learn how to manage it wisely.

Here's how to make your home safer, brighter, and less cluttered for those with vision problems.

While there's no cure, treatments can slow progression and help preserve sight.

Does gender play a part in AMD? Learn more.

Assistive devices like eyeglasses and magnifiers help those with AMD be more independent.

Explore the latest treatments for Wet AMD, including injections, lasers, and implants.

Better support your loved ones with AMD with these helpful tips.

Find crucial support for people going through GA.

Your eye doctor will work with a retina specialist and a team of experts to treat this end-stage complication of macular degeneration.

This advanced, progressive form of macular degeneration affects a person’s central vision, making it difficult to recognize faces, read, and drive.

Johnny Ray started losing his eyesight more than a decade ago when he was a welder. With vision aids and some changes, he still enjoys many of his hobbies.

“Restoration brings us that much closer to prevention,” says Stacy Haller of BrightFocus. The foundation funds studies on areas like risk, AI, and more.

Clinical trials determine the efficacy of a cutting-edge treatment, but it’s crucial science that all races and populations are included.

To keep up with daily activities, you may need vision aids and occupational therapy, plus a dedicated care team.

The future of GA treatments is bright. There’s no cure, but there are drugs to slow the progression.

Whether it’s lending an ear or driving, Leland Maddox helps his two sisters with their vision loss. As a caregiver, what three things are most appreciated?

For Sharon Moore, her loss of independence was hard to swallow. With the help of assistive devices for low vision, hobbies and advocacy keep her engaged.

With today’s advances, there are treatments available to slow down or even prevent the progression of geographic atrophy.

Geographic atrophy is an advanced form of age-related macular degeneration. Learn more about the different stages, symptoms, and tests for diagnosis.

Diagnosed at age 39 with macular degeneration, Chip Goehring was disappointed with the little information available. He set out to change that.

Since 1958, Carol Gable Hare has walked alongside her husband, Russ. Now she walks a few steps ahead to point out steps and help him with his vision loss.

How can injectable meds and laser therapy help to ease wet AMD symptoms and slow progression?

A retina specialist describes how injections for wet AMD work to clear vision problems.

Russel Hare can’t see in 3D anymore, but is able to live a normal life with geographic atrophy. He follows his eye doctor’s advice to slow the progression.

Vision loss is devastating, says Liz Tully, but the advances in treating geographic atrophy are just phenomenal, she adds.

In early 2023, the FDA approved the first drug to slow the progression of geographic atrophy. Learn more about this and other treatments.

Some ideas of what you should be eating that could help prevent wet age-related macular degeneration.

Take a closer look at wet age-related macular degeneration and how the condition damages your eyes.

An at-home test can spot early signs of macular degeneration, a progressive eye disease.

Macular degeneration is one of the most common causes of vision loss, but what is it exactly?