Glaucoma Introduction
Eye disease in which the optic nerve is irreversibly damaged due to elevated intraocular pressure.
Glaucoma, the world's first irreversible blindness, is a collective name for a group of diseases that cause progressive optic nerve damage and eventually impair vision. It is a common ophthalmic disease in which pathologically elevated intraocular pressure leads to optic nerve atrophy and depression, visual field defects and vision loss.
We have been working on a comprehensive and broad basic research and transformative drug development in glaucoma to make it easier for people with glaucoma to achieve healthy vision. Learn about glaucoma and explore how it all began, where research is progressing now, and our vision for the future.
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