Diabetic Macular Edema News and Research

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Fluid can leak into the center of the macula, the part of the eye where sharp, straight-ahead vision occurs. The fluid makes the macula swell, blurring vision. This condition is called macular edema. It can occur at any stage of diabetic retinopathy, although it is more likely to occur as the disease progresses. About half of the people with proliferative retinopathy also have macular edema.
Bayer Yakuhin submits marketing authorization application in Japan for EYLEA Injection

Bayer Yakuhin submits marketing authorization application in Japan for EYLEA Injection

Regeneron receives FDA acceptance for EYLEA injection for treatment of macular edema

Regeneron receives FDA acceptance for EYLEA injection for treatment of macular edema

Aerpio Therapeutics doses first patient in AKB-9778 Phase 2 trial for diabetic macular edema treatment

Aerpio Therapeutics doses first patient in AKB-9778 Phase 2 trial for diabetic macular edema treatment

SMC accepts ILUVIEN for use within NHS Scotland to treat vision impairment

SMC accepts ILUVIEN for use within NHS Scotland to treat vision impairment

pSivida announces financial results for second quarter 2014

pSivida announces financial results for second quarter 2014

People with diabetes at risk of developing diabetic macular edema during their lifetime

People with diabetes at risk of developing diabetic macular edema during their lifetime

FDA accepts Regeneron's EYLEA Injection sBLA for standard review

FDA accepts Regeneron's EYLEA Injection sBLA for standard review

EYLEA Injection gets approval in Japan for treatment of macular edema following CRVO

EYLEA Injection gets approval in Japan for treatment of macular edema following CRVO

Allegro receives FDA IND approval to initiate Phase II clinical studies of ALG-1001 in AMD, VMT patients

Allegro receives FDA IND approval to initiate Phase II clinical studies of ALG-1001 in AMD, VMT patients

New laser provides better treatment for eye diseases in diabetes patients

New laser provides better treatment for eye diseases in diabetes patients

ThromboGenics, Bicycle to develop and commercialize novel drugs for ophthalmic diseases

ThromboGenics, Bicycle to develop and commercialize novel drugs for ophthalmic diseases

Regeneron, Bayer report positive results from Phase 3 VIVID-DME and VISTA-DME trials of EYLEA for DME

Regeneron, Bayer report positive results from Phase 3 VIVID-DME and VISTA-DME trials of EYLEA for DME

Ico Therapeutics completes Phase 2 iDEAL study for treatment of diabetic macular edema

Ico Therapeutics completes Phase 2 iDEAL study for treatment of diabetic macular edema

pSivida reports that NICE issues draft guidance for use of ILUVIEN for pseudophakic patients with DME

pSivida reports that NICE issues draft guidance for use of ILUVIEN for pseudophakic patients with DME

NICE Appraisal Committee reconfirms clinical effectiveness of ILUVIEN

NICE Appraisal Committee reconfirms clinical effectiveness of ILUVIEN

Alimera announces availability of ILUVIEN in U.K. for chronic DME treatment

Alimera announces availability of ILUVIEN in U.K. for chronic DME treatment

pSivida announces resubmission of ILUVIEN NDA to FDA for chronic diabetic macular edema

pSivida announces resubmission of ILUVIEN NDA to FDA for chronic diabetic macular edema

FDA accepts Ampio’s Patient Outcome for Premature Ejaculation questionnaire

FDA accepts Ampio’s Patient Outcome for Premature Ejaculation questionnaire

Subclinical inflammation predicts macular disease

Subclinical inflammation predicts macular disease

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