An investigational Fas inhibitor demonstrated encouraging results in patients with geographic atrophy (GA) in a phase 1b clinical trial. In the study, eyes treated with ONL1204 (ONL Therapeutics) showed reductions in GA lesion growth at 6 months of up to 50% compared to sham-treated eyes after 2 injections spaced 3 months apart, and a 42% reduction in lesion growth compared to fellow untreated eyes after a single injection.
A large, retrospective analysis of more than 20,000 eyes treated for geographic atrophy (GA) suggests that several baseline clinical characteristics—including coexisting neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD) and poor initial visual acuity—are significantly associated with early discontinuation of intravitreal complement inhibitor therapy.
In his ASCRS 2025 presentation titled "AI Scribing and Telephone Management," Robert T. Chang, MD, shared his insights about how artificial intelligence has impacted his practice and how it can help other practices to be more efficient.
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