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Dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD)โ€”a progressive retinal diseaseโ€”may soon be more treatable and accessible thanks to Alconโ€™s plans to acquire LumiThera, Inc.โ€™s Valeda photobiomodulation (PBM) system.
 

Previously, treatment options for dry AMD were extremely limited. Now, the Valeda system offers real hope, providing a non-invasive therapy backed by strong clinical results.

How it works: The Valeda PBM device uses three distinct wavelengths of low-level light therapy to stimulate mitochondrial function and support retinal cell health. With Alconโ€™s global reach and the Valeda systemโ€™s proven efficacy and safety over two years of trials, this technology could soon be available to patients worldwide.