
IgAN late-breakers led the meeting, alongside new data on aspirin, dialysis access, donor pregnancy, potassium, and depression.
Neeraj Agarwal, PhD, FARVO, shared his unique perspective of marrying his prior clinical research to his current institutional landscape at the NIH.
At the 2016 ARVO meeting in Seattle, WA, Neeraj Agarwal, PhD, FARVO, shared his unique perspective of marrying his prior clinical research to his current institutional landscape at the NIH.
He completed extensive research on retinal degeneration and glaucoma, but specifically how the ganglion cells die, and whether neuroprotective research could help save these dying cells, and ultimately save vision.






