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Bekah was diagnosed with keratoconus when she was 36 after she failed her vision exam at the DMV. Similar to others who are diagnosed with this condition, Bekah didn’t know anyone who was living with keratoconus…

In April 2019, Stephen (Steph) Curry, an American professional basketball player for the Golden State Warriors, announced that he is living with keratoconus…

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Back by popular demand, the National Keratoconus Foundation has announced the first Keratoconus Family Symposium of 2019! Building upon three successful events last year, this next symposium will take place...

What does the phrase “FDA approved” really mean? According to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), “FDA does not develop or test products before approving them. Instead, FDA experts...

Ultimately, Jessa decided on the only FDA approved therapeutic cross-linking treatment to slow the progression of her keratoconus…

“Brandon Williams sat in his usual seat near the back of the Ravens’ meeting room, but something was wrong. The dry-erase board down front had dissolved into a blur of...

Confidence can be described as a belief in one's self and one's ability to succeed. Following the FDA approval of corneal cross-linking over two years ago, we have heard many...

As a child, Cedric endured a number of life-threatening illnesses and overcame them against all odds, graduating high school in 2011 and finding a job that he loves. However, Cedric’s...

WCVB recently highlighted the family’s journey with keratoconus, including Michael and Angelo’s decision to receive FDA-approved corneal cross-linking, a treatment that was not available when their mom was navigating her treatment options.