Addressing Unmet Needs in Retinal Disease: Pairing Therapeutic Advances with Personalized Care

Retinal disease includes a wide array of conditions affecting the retina that, if not detected and treated early, can significantly impair quality of life, independence, and mobility while increasing the risk of accidental injury. These conditions also impose a substantial socioeconomic burden through health care costs, lost productivity, and disability. Persistent gaps in care and treatment contribute to ongoing disease burden, underscoring the need for continued advances in therapies, guidelines, and clinician education to improve outcomes and reduce treatment burden for patients with retinal disease.In this CME Outfitters recorded webcast, expert faculty will discuss guideline-recommended approaches to the diagnosis and management of retinal disease, explore strategies for developing individualized treatment plans that address patient needs and access barriers, and examine the mechanistic role of blood–retinal barrier dysfunction as the scientific rationale for emerging therapies. The webcast will also feature patient interviews.Learn More Here