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    Latest research supports Mediterranean and Asian-style eating plans to reduce risk of AMD

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    My Eyes: What patients say

    Specsavers and Macular Disease Foundation Australia have begun a strategic scoping partnership.

    AREDS2 study confirms safety, efficacy of supplements

    Researchers confirm the AREDS2 formulation is safe for use over a decade.

    Faricimab one step closer

    Faricimab has taken one step closer towards clinics in Australia.

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    Proposed MBS rebate cut rejected: Where to from here?

    MDFA strives to address challenges for people receiving intravitreal injections.

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    Digital diabetic eye disease education

    MDFA teams up with Healthily to deliver education via GPs.

    “I don’t feel so alone anymore”

    MDFA offers Peer to Peer phone calls as well as peer support groups, both face-to-face and online.

    Forced to hang up her knitting needles

    Sadly, eye injections came too late for Cheryl Chamberlain. But thousands of Australian patients will now be able to stick to this sight-saving treatment after both major political parties rejected a proposed Medicare rebate cut.

    Relief after rebate cut rejected

    Eye injections have saved the sight of thousands of Aussies since this vital treatment arrived here 15 years ago – including Magdalena from the Gold Coast.

    It’s a relief

    Anne and 47,000 other Australians are relieved a proposed Medicare rebate cut for eye injections has been rejected.

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