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A pivotal trial is now underway for i-Lumen AMD, a bioelectric therapy being investigated for intermediate to advanced dry age-related macular degeneration, according to a press release from i-Lumen Scientific. The noninvasive, office-based therapy applies low-level microcurrent stimulation via the closed eyelid, which may improve photoreceptor cell function by repolarizing retinal pigment
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