The VDM Project aims to unite eye floater patients and change perceptions of this condition within the medical community and the world in general. Only by doing this can we develop a safe and effective cure.
Eye floaters are dark disturbances in your vision. They may look like black or gray specks, strings, or cobwebs that drift about when you move your eyes. For some people, this can be a debilitating condition that has a significant impact on quality of life. Floaters arise from the gel that fills the center of the eye, called vitreous. Vitreous Floaters can affect the patients’ ability to concentrate, read, drive, and enjoy outdoor activities. Those who experience floaters often report symptoms of severe depression and anxiety.
While options do exist, they come with risks of life-altering complications from vision loss. Although these outcomes are very rare, the VDM Project is striving for new safe and effective cure(s), restoring clear vision to eye floater patients.
But we need your help.
Le simple fait de s'inscrire à notre bulletin d'information contribuera à nos efforts de recherche.
Il est essentiel que le nombre réel de patients souffrant de flottement oculaire soit connu, ce qui nous permettra de montrer aux chercheurs médicaux, aux gouvernements et à l'industrie à quel point cette affection est répandue.
Les dons sont essentiels pour financer la recherche médicale.
This not-for-profit movement is currently organized by a team of volunteers. Funding is essential to research a safe cure for eye floaters.
Avec un nombre suffisant de membres, nous pouvons exiger un changement dans la communauté médicale.
L'industrie pharmaceutique a besoin de chiffres concrets pour consacrer des fonds et des ressources. Notre groupe de pression unifié permettra d'améliorer les diagnostics et les traitements.
Dans cette phase, les essais cliniques seront étendus à l'homme.
Cela ne peut être réalisé qu'avec un groupe de pression actif et un financement suffisant. La phase 4 aboutira à un traitement sûr, efficace et accessible de cette maladie.
The VDM Project is made up of volunteers, contributing their skills for a better future.
We’re looking to recruit members in all areas, including: Translation / Design / Social Media / Philanthropy / SEO / Medicine / Business Development / Content Creation / Strategy / Web Development / Awareness & more.
If you can contribute, we would love for you to join.
Ophtalmologiste vitréo-rétinien
Dr. Sebag is the founder of the VMR Institute for Vitreous Macula Retina, a leading facility for treating disorders of the inside and back of the eye. In 2018 he founded the VMR Research Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to advance knowledge and treatment of vitreo-retinal diseases, such as VDM. Using the VMR Research Foundation framework, Dr. Sebag brings his vast knowledge and expertise to partner with the VDM Project and promote the development of improved diagnostics and cures for eye floaters.
Having authored 233 publications to date and being a member of the prestigious American Ophthalmological Society and a Fellow of ARVO, the world’s leading eye research organization, Dr. Sebag is considered a leading authority on vitreous.
Entrepreneur et philanthrope
Successful entrepreneur and philanthropist who also suffers from eye floaters, Fabio joined forces with Dr. Sebag and the VMR Research Foundation to unite patients from all over the world.
The VDM Project was created for the purpose of being a reliable source where patients can find accurate information to help overcome this difficult disease.
Explication complète du webinaire entre le Dr Sebag et Fabio Gallerani, qui présente le programme ambitieux du projet VDM.
Stay up to date with latest research, goals and plans. Wee need your support. Together, we must unite for clear vision.
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