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Dr Alison Binns, City, University of London- £233,862

Understanding why our eyes adapt differently to the dark may pave the way for quicker AMD treatments

Dr Richard Unwin, The University of Manchester- £249,679

What’s the problem?

A person’s genes play a strong role in defining their lifetime risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). This project aims to identify and record differences in the structure of the eye, based on whether they have a high or low genetic risk of developing AMD. 

How does it work?

Macular Society Membership costs £22 per year and the first six months are free. After the six months are up we'll ask you if you want to continue your Membership. You're under no obligation to join at the end of the trial and we don't take your payment details up front. Terms and conditions apply.

Another six recipes from Macular Society members of staff!

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