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The Sky’s the Limit – Class of 2018
Meet UCSF’s outstanding Ophthalmology residents from the class of 2018 who work alongside renowned faculty and learn leading-edge practices across all areas of ophthalmology.
Learn moreDr. Stewart Investigates Impact of Sugar on Diabetics’ Sight
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has awarded clinician scientist Jay Stewart, MD, $110,000 to study how sugar affects the vitreous gel of diabetes patients.
Learn moreDr. Saras Ramanathan – Cataract Specialist
Cataract specialist Saras Ramanathan, MD, has earned recognition for outstanding teaching at the University of Chicago, Johns Hopkins University’s Wilmer Eye Institute, California Pacific Medical Center, and now at UCSF.
Learn moreNational Leadership Role for Dr. McLeod
Stephen D. McLeod, MD, chair of the Department of Ophthalmology, has been appointed to the National Advisory Eye Council. This committee advises the National Eye Institute on funding decisions, initiatives, and strategic planning.
Learn moreBionic Eye: Sight for the Blind
The Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System, now approved for US commercial use, was tested at UCSF and other leading eye centers.
Learn moreYoung Fundraisers Help Babies
Read about how students, parents, and teachers from Sacred Heart School in Saratoga presented a check to That Man May See for $14,000 to save the sight of vulnerable infants treated at UCSF.
Learn moreInternational program saves sight and lives
Watch the video from a 2011 CNN broadcast highlighting the work of UCSF’s Dr. Tom Lietman in Ethiopia and Niger.
Learn moreSpecial Thank You to the Taproot Foundation
That Man May See and UCSF Ophthalmology thank Taproot Foundation for its volunteer team who helped write, design, and deliver a website for our organization.
Learn moreTribute: Steven P. Shearing
One of our most distinguished alumni, Dr. Steven P. “Steve” Shearing, passed away suddenly on July 10, 2011. He is best known as the inventor of the first widely implanted intraocular lens, which restored vision to millions of patients with cataracts throughout the world.
Learn moreSave and restore sight
Learn what you can do to partner with us in our vision – reduce the burden of blindness.
Learn moreLearn about our initiatives
Learn more about our strategic priorities, and how your investment can make a difference.
Learn moreNews & Breakthroughs
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