New Vitamin Regimen Could Extend Useful Vision for Up to 20 Years for Sufferers of Retinitis Pigmentosa and Certain Types of Usher Syndrome
November 5, 2012
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The Foundation Fighting Blindness announced that it had updated its previous Vitamin A information, to include the results of a three-year, peer-reviewed study that showed that a regimen of Vitamin A plus oily fish and lutein could extend the useful vision of those with retinitis pigmentosa and Types 2&3 Usher Syndrome for up to 20 years.
To read more (and download the study), please follow this link.
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