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Staff Spotlight: Morgan Ineson

We sat down with Fighting Blindness Canada’s Morgan Ineson, Manager, Education to learn about her and her dedication to providing accessible resources and support to the vision loss community. When did you…

How myopia can affect children

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month! In recognition of this important awareness month, we are sharing on the topic of myopia and how this eye condition can affect children. Keep…

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Milestones, Unforgettable Memories, and Moving Together in Support of Vision Research

This year, Fighting Blindness Canada (FBC) marked its annual Cycle for Sight 15-year milestone in Ontario and 10-year milestone in the West Coast with many cherished unforgettable (and some unexpected) moments. Our…

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Fact or Fiction? Test your eye health knowledge!

Were you told as a child that eating carrots would improve your vision? Wonder if screens and blue light negatively impact your eyesight? You are not alone! Below we share 8 common…

Using gene therapy to treat genetic eye disease aniridia

In 2020, Fighting Blindness Canada awarded Dr. Elizabeth Simpson at the University of British Columbia a research grant of $297,000 to support the development of a potential gene therapy for the inherited…

Shirley Marr shares, ‘How my mother was impacted by blindness.’

Fighting Blindness Canada community member Shirley Marr shares with us how her mother Mollie was impacted by blindness and the important call to support sight-saving research… The story of my mother and…

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