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The annual BrightFocus Vision Research Awards honor outstanding scientists pursuing groundbreaking macular degeneration and glaucoma research.

An Alzheimer’s Disease Research-funded researcher is investigating the link between circadian rhythm disruption by jet lag and Alzheimer’s in the hopes of finding new treatment targets.

BrightFocus National Glaucoma Research-funded scientist Hannah Youngblood, PhD, is investigating the role of an important protein called LOXL1 to pave the way for new glaucoma treatments.

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