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A recording of the Retina UK Professionals' Conference on 23 June 2023. The Conference was held at the University of Westminster, Marylebone Campus in London and online.

• Conference
• Audio
• Video

The route starts and finishes just outside Edinburgh at Musselburgh Racecourse, with the course taking you along the magnificent Golf Coast before finishing in Scotland's oldest racecourse. Join #TeamRetinaUK today!

• Running
• Scotland

Join us and the Low Vision Team from Focus Birmingham talk about how you can access your local low vision service, the benefits of a low vision assessment and see some of the equipment that can be provided to you.

• Webinar
• Audio
• Video

Fast & flat, the course is ideal if it’s your first half marathon or you are looking for a PB. The Edinburgh Half Marathon has sold out every year since 2012 and is one of the largest half marathons in the UK and you could be there in 2025!

• Running
• Scotland

Our monthly e-Newsletter featuring the latest updates from Retina UK. Subscribe now to receive these updates directly to your email.

• e-Newsletter
• Audio
• Written

Held annually since 1982, the race begins in the city centre, before moving out of Edinburgh into East Lothian and finishes at Musselburgh in East Lothian. Are you ready to run for Retina UK?

• Running
• Scotland

Amar Latif is an adventurer, entrepreneur, TV presenter and public speaker. He became an Ambassador for Retina UK in 2020.

• Case study - Ambassador
• Written

Stem cells are a special type of cell, which under the right conditions can be encouraged to grow into any other type of cell in the body, including retinal cells (rods, cones and retinal pigment epithelial cells).

This race is the Midlands’ biggest annual running event, with thousands of Brummie runners taking to the streets every year to challenge themselves and raise money for charity. Could you run as part of #TeamRetinaUK in 2025?

• Running
• Birmingham

Electrical stimulation is under investigation to determine whether a small electric charge applied to the retina can stimulate the production of a number of important biological ‘factors’ that in turn could trigger light-sensitive cells (photoreceptors) to regenerate.