On the cover of TIME, 87-year-old Alice Charton, who regained her vision with the PRIMA chip implanted by her doctor, Prof. Eric Souied at CréteilOphtalmo.

"This brought me hope,” a PRIMA patient said. “It literally changed my life.”

Read more in @time.com time.com/7330887/brai...

@moorfields.bsky.social shared the story of the clinical trial of our PRIMA retinal implant, which demonstrated that the device has restored the ability to read to over 80% of participants.

Read how Moorfields surgeon Mahi Muqit implanted it, how it works, and what a dramatic difference it’s made.

For more than two decades, a team of scientists, surgeons, and engineers pursued what seemed impossible: restoring functional central vision to people blinded by geographic atrophy.

Here’s a brief look at how our PRIMA retinal implant works.

“All previous attempts to provide vision with prosthetic devices resulted in basically light sensitivity, not really form vision … We are the first to provide form vision.”

- Dr. Daniel Palanker, co-senior author of the @nejm.org paper on the clinical trial of our PRIMA retinal implant

“People with blindness can read again after retinal implant.” - @nature.com

Nature reported on the results of a landmark clinical trial of our PRIMA retinal implant published in @nejm.org this week.

www.nature.com/articles/d41...