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OCU410 is a novel gene therapy for geographic atrophy (GA).
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Phase 2 trial showed a 31% reduction in GA lesion growth.
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Treatment requires only one subretinal injection.
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No serious adverse events were reported.
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55% of patients had a significant reduction in lesion size.
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Phase 3 trial is set to begin in late
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GA prevalence is projected to increase with aging populations.
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