Stargardt disease
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Sep 30, 2026
Neuralink Update — September 2026
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19:34speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I had perfect vision, uh, up till 2010.
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19:37speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then I was diagnosed with Stargardt.
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19:40speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Within four years, I was legally blind.
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19:44speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Every time we'd see the ophthalmologist, he'd say, "No, there's, there's treatment coming.
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20:02speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're gonna take you inside now.
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20:04speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay.
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20:06Ryan TanakaHOST
Blind Stargardt patient reads letter again in PRIMA by Science Clinical Trial.
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20:14speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You've had your implantation.
Ryan Jolley innovation, Academy, cross-country and Moore
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23:30Ryan JolleyGUEST
So I was about 10 years old.
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23:34Ryan JolleyGUEST
You know, I have a rare genetic disease called Stargardt's and had normal vision up to that point.
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23:40Ryan JolleyGUEST
It was, you know, I played baseball and basketball and those sorts of things.
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23:44Ryan JolleyGUEST
And so fourth, fifth grade is when I lost my vision.
Annual Conference 2026 - Understanding clinical trials and potential new therapies – what’s in the pipeline?
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2:02Joe BrennanGUEST
And we work very closely with the agencies here and the, and the great organizations like Retina UK.
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2:06Joe BrennanGUEST
Avant Guard is developing two gene therapy products, uh, for Usher syndrome type 1B and for Stargardt disease.
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2:14KateHOST
Great.
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2:15KateHOST
Andy?
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3:01Ben ShabermanGUEST
I'm a patient advocacy consultant for Alcius.
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3:04Ben ShabermanGUEST
We're a biotech in Boston, Massachusetts, in the US of course.
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3:10Ben ShabermanGUEST
And we have a modified form of vitamin A, it's a small molecule, for Stargardt disease.
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3:19Ben ShabermanGUEST
And in Stargardt disease, you lose central vision, as those of you affected may know.
Professionals' Conference 2026 - Learning from lived experience: in conversation with our community
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3:06Bhavna TaylorGUEST
Uh, my background is teaching.
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3:08Bhavna TaylorGUEST
I'm a qualified teacher, but I've s- given that up and I'm now a co-founder and CEO of a charity called Stargardts Connected after my son was diagnosed, where we aim to kind of raise awareness of the condition, 'cause it's rare.
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3:20Bhavna TaylorGUEST
Also support the community and, um, help to support, um, and fund research into the condition.
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3:26Paula McGrathHOST
Thank you.
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5:58Bhavna TaylorGUEST
I mean, we were referred actually to a local sight loss hospit- no, local hospital.
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6:02Bhavna TaylorGUEST
But I just, for me, I wanted to get seen quite quickly, and I remember doing a referral to our, our local sort of specialist eye hospital, which was Moorfields.
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6:11Bhavna TaylorGUEST
And with s- imaging and eventually genetic testing, he was confirmed with Stargardts.
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6:16Paula McGrathHOST
Okay.
Annual Conference 2026 - From innovation to independence: assistive technology for inherited sight loss
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7:39Ellie DowdyPANELIST
I'm currently studying a level three in computer science.
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7:42Ellie DowdyPANELIST
I was diagnosed with Stargardt's in 2022 at the age of 15.
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7:47Ellie DowdyPANELIST
This made for a very difficult, this made for a dif- very difficult time as I was preparing to sit my GCSE exams.
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7:53Ellie DowdyPANELIST
So juggling the diagnosis and studies was difficult.
Professionals' Conference 2026 - From innovation to independence: assistive technology for inherited sight loss
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1:38Ellie DowdyGUEST
I'm 19 years old and currently studying a level three in computer science.
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1:42Ellie DowdyGUEST
I was diagnosed with Stargardt's in 2022, just before I sat my GCSE exams.
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1:48Ellie DowdyGUEST
This made for a very difficult time trying to navigate education and a sight loss diagnosis.
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1:53Denise RawdenHOST
Thanks, Ellie.
Meet The Owens Episode 3 Review Passing the Reins – James Steps Up & Bahrain Trip
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4:44ChrisHOST
And then he says about this horrible illness he's got where...
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4:47ChrisHOST
it started with a little dot, Stargardt disease, and now it's like really blue.
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4:51ChrisHOST
Peripheral vision's fine, but directly in front of you, you can't see anything.
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4:56ChrisHOST
And honestly, Dave, what a lovely lad James is like.
S4E33 - Season 3 Episode 33 - How does vision impairment affect teaching translation and intepretation?
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19:47Narelle WrightHOST
Like
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19:47Catharina Williams-van KlinkenGUEST
I'd hear my older sister who also has Stargardt's, she'd be using voiceover and I'd think, oh, it just talks incessantly.
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19:56Narelle WrightHOST
And a
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19:56Catharina Williams-van KlinkenGUEST
few times I'd accidentally started voiceover and I couldn't stop it and I was just really afraid of it.
Seeking your feedback on smart glasses backlash, RIM for iOS, and more from our Vendor Showcase
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41:28speaker_8GUEST
So we can enhance the vision that you still have.
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41:31speaker_8GUEST
eSight was developed by an engineer in Ottawa, Canada, who had two sisters who had Stargardts, and that's the reason that he developed it, and that was 15 years ago.
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41:42speaker_8GUEST
eSight Go is the latest version, and that's the fifth version of eSight.
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41:47speaker_8GUEST
It's much more glasses-like.
The Future of Low Vision Tech: Inside Innovega’s Smart Glasses
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11:43JosephGUEST
So lots of people will ask us, hey, I have glaucoma.
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11:46JosephGUEST
I have Stargardt's.
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11:47JosephGUEST
I have macular degeneration.
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11:49JosephGUEST
I have juvenile retinaschesis.
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