Understanding how EB can affect the eyes—and knowing how to prevent and manage complications—can help individuals, families, and healthcare providers recognize concerns and seek appropriate care. The presentation below provides an overview of eye involvement in EB, common symptoms and complications, approaches to treatment and prevention, and emerging therapies and research.
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EB Nurse Educator Program
Our EB Nurse Educator is available to provide sound advice for those with and caring for someone with EB.
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debra Care Conference
The debra Care Conference (DCC) brings together the world’s leading Epidermolysis Bullosa experts with individuals and families affected by EB for 4 days of learning, sharing and fun.
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About EB
EB is a rare connective tissue disorder with many genetic & symptomatic variations. All forms of EB share the prominent symptom of extremely fragile skin that blisters & tears with any friction.
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