Clinical Trials

Update: Gene therapy clinical trials in neovascular age-related macular degeneration

Companies are attacking the disease from multiple angles.

Hitting the century mark: 100 candidates and counting

Geographic atrophy continues to be the fastest-growing area of interest, and new entries double the number of dropouts.

A potential gene therapy to treat Stargardt

Phase II results identify patients with macular degeneration phenotype may benefit most from the investigative transgene therapy.

Transgene shows restorative properties in nAMD

4D-150 is an intravitreal dual transgene genetic medicine that expresses both aflibercept and an mRNAi sequence that inhibits intracellular expression of VEGF-C.

Potential of low-light therapy for dry AMD

Trial shows effectiveness of the Valeda Light Delivery System photobiomodulation platform.

Reviving dormant photoreceptors in LCA1

The gene therapy ATSN-101 has demonstrated safety and shown signals of efficacy in restoring vision in Leber congenital amaurosis.

A pill to head off worsening of DRSS

A Phase III trial is on deck for the oral Ref-1 inhibitor APX3330 after a Phase IIb study showed a potential benefit.

The potential impact of pegcetacoplan

Clinical implications of data from the OAKS and DERBY trials on the future treatment of geographic atrophy.

2023: The year of geographic atrophy

A comprehensive look at 87 clinical programs for investigative treatments in retina.

Two tales of DR progression

Clinical trials show encouraging outcomes for treating diabetic retinopathy progression, but the real-world evidence tells a different story.