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A Promising New Age-Related Macular Degeneration Treatment Could Provide Hope for Sufferers

Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of severe vision loss in people older than the age of 60 and affects approximately 1.8 million Americans every year. Until recently, there has been no treatment to halt the progression of AMD and restore vision loss. However, a new potential AMD treatment is giving hope to sufferers all over the world.

The new age-related macular degeneration treatment in question is called Luxturna retina gene therapy. This revolutionary new treatment uses a recombinant adeno-associated virus to deliver a corrective gene directly into the retina. The gene helps to restore the normal functioning of photoreceptor cells and thereby improve one's vision. In clinical trials, Luxturna has demonstrated a restore of 53.5 letters in visual acuity measurements when administered to one eye.

However, the promise of Luxturna comes with a hefty price tag. The single injection costs a staggering $850,000, making it out of reach for many who need it. Fortunately, some insurers are beginning to cover this crucial treatment, but many remain left out of pocket.

The potential of Luxturna's retina gene therapy to improve vision and potentially reverse AMD is, without a doubt, a groundbreaking development. For those whose vision has been threatened by AMD, this may be the best chance at restoring their sight. With Luxturna's potential, the hope for advanced age-related macular degeneration treatment is finally here.

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