AGES Network - African Glaucoma Genetics Research
Phone: +234 802 389 0063
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Transforming Glaucoma Care in Africa
through Genomic Research

Leading Innovation, Collaboration, and Education

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About Us

About Us

We are committed to advancing the understanding of glaucoma in Africans through innovative genomic research and collaboration.

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Research

Research

Our research initiatives aim to identify at-risk populations, enhance genomic knowledge, and improve eye health in Africa.

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Publications

Publications

Browse our publications that showcase breakthrough research findings and contributions to global glaucoma knowledge.

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Our Mission & Objectives

Our mission is to lead innovative genomic research that identifies individuals and populations at risk of developing glaucoma. We aim to enhance the knowledge of African researchers and healthcare proffesionals, foster collaborations, and develop innovative approaches to improve the knowledge, understanding and participation of African communities and population in genomic research.

Innovative Research

Lead innovative genomic research to understand the causes and progression of glaucoma in African populations.

Collaborative Partnerships

Establish partnerships with research institutions and healthcare organizations to build a robust evidence base for African glaucoma genetics.

Education & Awareness

Raise awareness and improve access to glaucoma care through education and technology, especially in underserved communities.

Securing Resources

Identify and secure funding to support sustainable research initiatives and improve glaucoma care in Africa.

Policy & Advocacy

Disseminate research findings to influence policy, advocate for better glaucoma care, and contribute to national guidelines.

Ethical Standards

Uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct in all research and clinical activities, ensuring the protection of human subjects.