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What is geographic atrophy (GA)?

Geographic Atrophy (GA) is a serious progression of dry AMD that leads to irreversible vision loss. Learn about the symptoms, risk factors, and how treatments like MacuMira Vision Therapy can help manage dry AMD and improve your quality of life. Don’t wait—take charge of your eye health today!

A senior man with gray hair and a beard, sitting on a couch, rubbing his eyes in frustration while holding a tablet, reflecting on the challenges of AMD disease progression.

Navigating the emotional and psychological effects of AMD

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) not only affects vision but also has profound emotional and psychological impacts. Patients often experience anxiety, fear, and depression due to the uncertainty of disease progression and potential vision loss. This blog delves into these challenges and offers coping strategies to help individuals navigate the emotional landscape of AMD.

Older man driving a car at night in the rain, struggling to see clearly through the windshield, representing the challenges of night blindness while driving.

Understanding night blindness

Struggling to see in low light or at night? Night blindness can impact daily activities like driving and navigating spaces safely. Learn about its causes, symptoms, and how treatments like MacuMira Vision Therapy can help improve your night vision and restore confidence.

Five worst foods for eye health

Your diet plays a key role in preserving your vision. Learn how certain foods can harm your eye health and discover practical tips to reduce your risk of age-related eye diseases by making simple changes to your eating habits.