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Stuart Therapeutics, Inc. Announces Upcoming Presentations at ARVO 2024
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STUART, Fla., April 19, 2024 ~ Stuart Therapeutics, Inc., a clinical-stage ophthalmic biopharmaceutical company, is making strides in the development of therapies for various eye disorders. The company's President and CEO, Eric Schlumpf, will be presenting their latest research results at two upcoming meetings in early May.

On Friday, May 3rd, Schlumpf will be speaking at the Dry Horizons Symposium, co-sponsored by Ora, Inc. His presentation will focus on Stuart Therapeutics' innovative dry eye disease program, which is currently in a Phase 3 trial. The following day, Saturday May 4th, he will be presenting the company's latest pre-clinical results in retinitis pigmentosa and exudative retinal indications at the Ophthalmology Innovation Source (OIS) Retina Meeting.

Both of these meetings will take place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seattle, Washington. This provides an opportunity for Stuart Therapeutics to showcase their groundbreaking research to a wide audience of industry professionals.

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In addition to Schlumpf's presentations, members of Stuart Therapeutics' R&D team have also co-authored a poster presentation that will be presented by researchers from the University of Rochester at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) Annual Meeting from May 5-9, 2024. The poster presentation titled "Scleral collagen remodeling and repair assessed in intact eyes through Second Harmonic Generation" focuses on work done at the University of Rochester using Stuart Therapeutics' proprietary collagen mimetic peptide platform. This research aims to understand its effectiveness in reversing scleral collagen disruption in the eye, which is believed to contribute to myopia.

The study authors include Aldo Tecse, Kaitlin Wozniak, James German, Alex McMullen, Mark Buckley, Robert Baratta, Eric Schlumpf, Brian J. Del Buono, Michael Telias and Susana Marcos. This collaboration between Stuart Therapeutics and the University of Rochester highlights the company's commitment to advancing the field of ophthalmology and finding new treatments for eye disorders.

Stuart Therapeutics' presence at these upcoming meetings demonstrates their dedication to innovation and their potential to make a significant impact in the field of ophthalmology. With their cutting-edge research and promising results, they are poised to become a leader in developing therapies for anterior segment, refractive, and posterior segment eye disorders.
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