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Save the Date: September 29-30, 2023

Industry partnerships and commercial ventures offer opportunities to accelerate the discovery, development, and delivery of innovative drugs and medical devices. As our industry relationships grow in number, Harvard Ophthalmology strives to maintain academic integrity and a culture of open and...

Eye Witness shares Harvard Ophthalmology key accomplishments with faculty, trainees, staff, alumni, affiliates, partners, and friends. The newsletter is published three times a year and is available in both print and digital form. This publication helps advance Harvard Ophthalmology’s mission to...

Cover Story Leaders in Ophthalmology Reflect on Their Harvard Ophthalmology Education A Harvard Ophthalmology education is defined by excellence in three mission areas: clinical care, research, and education. Trainees not only graduate with exceptional clinical and surgical skill sets, but also with...

Center of Excellence CO-DIRECTORS Lloyd Paul Aiello, MD, PhD Dean Eliott, MD MEMBERS See a list of Diabetic Eye Disease faculty Overview The Diabetic Eye Disease Center of Excellence aims to advance available treatments for diabetic retinopathy. Researchers are working to identify risk factors for...

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In issue #35 of Eye Witness, you'll learn the latest accomplishments within Harvard Ophthalmology and across our affiliates and partners. Download the full issue or read highlights below. Mass. Eye and Ear Performs First FDA-approved Gene Therapy for an Inherited Disease Jason Comander, MD, PhD...

Investing in resilience-promoting programs for trainees is a priority for our department. The wellness of our residents and fellows affects not only themselves and the people in their lives, but also our patients and the hospital community as a whole. Trainee resilience is key to enhancing patient...