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Cell therapy, genetic research and a patient’s perspective

Hosted by Retina Australia   |   October 2024

Retina Australia was delighted to welcome Dr Anai Gonzalez-Cordero, from the Children’s Medical Research Institute, Sydney, Dr Ceecee Britten-Jones from the Centre for Eye Research, Melbourne, and Retina Australia Board Member Dino Farronato to present this webinar, held on Saturday 19th October.  You can view a recording of the webinar below.  

 

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