Meet our community: Russ Stephenson
Russ was diagnosed with Choroideremia at the age of 11, after visiting caves in Spain and not being able to see anything.
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Russ was diagnosed with Choroideremia at the age of 11, after visiting caves in Spain and not being able to see anything.
Join thousands of runners in chasing a personal best, whilst supporting Retina UK and start and finish in the Molineux Stadium.
Walk, jog or run this wonderful route along the River Thames. There are 100km, 50km and 25km challenge options.
Listen to our webinar to hear about our Information and Support Coordinator, Mark Baxter's, holiday in Las Vegas.
Retina UK aims not only to progress research along established threads, but to stimulate new thinking, encourage innovative approaches and nurture original ideas.
Join us for an inspiring webinar where young adults living with sight loss share their extraordinary stories and insights.
In February 2022, ProQR announced a disappointing outcome for their phase 2/3 trial of sepofarsen for Leber congenital amaurosis type 10 (LCA10).
This July, Ben Ramus will lead a group of twelve adventurers as they take on the renowned National Three Peaks Challenge, in aid of national sight loss charity, Retina UK. Ben has decided to take on the epic challenge in recognition of two of his uncles’ sight loss journey, as they live with the rare inherited sight loss condition, retinitis pigmentosa.
With a city centre start and finish, this race is a celebration of everything that makes Glasgow truly great - urban architecture, green spaces, history, music, strength, spirit and, of course, welcoming people! Sign up today and run for Retina UK.
This iconic race starts and finishes in Victoria Embankment and is undulating, so not all flat. It is a picturesque route taking you along Victoria Embankment, past Nottingham Castle, near the Robin Hood Statue, and through the city.