Explore expert-vetted resources on diseases of mind and sight.
Mathew MacCumber, MD, PhD, explains how clinical trials work, the potential benefits and challenges of participation, and key factors to consider when deciding whether a trial may be right for you.
In recognition of Healthy Vision Month, Dr. Amy D. Zhang breaks down the connection between diet and glaucoma—from leafy greens and essential nutrients to the impact of caffeine and alcohol.
Dr. Jason Hinman of UCLA explains how disrupted blood flow to the brain can lead to cognitive decline, how vascular dementia differs from (and often overlaps with) Alzheimer’s disease, and what the latest research means for prevention and treatment.
In this episode, we explain how these therapies are intended to work, how the cells may be delivered to the eye, and the potential risks.
In this episode, Allyson Schrier shares how research following her experience caring for her husband with dementia led her to create a streaming service designed to calm, engage, and support people living with memory loss.
UCLA ophthalmologist Dr. Victoria Tseng discusses the latest research on glaucoma disparities, cultural and healthcare barriers, and why early screening is critical to protecting vision.
