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Technician Education Seminar

Registration ends January 31.
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Introducing ONE

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What is an Eye Bank?

Eye banks recover corneal tissue from donors and prepare it to surgeons
specifications for sight-restoring transplant procedures

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Over 70,000 people received sight-restoring cornea transplants because of
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Facts & Statistics

85,411
Number of corneas provided for transplant in 2018

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68,102
U.S. donors of ocular tissue in 2018

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95+%
Success rate of cornea transplants

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$6.0B
Lifetime economic benefit of cornea transplants performed in 2018

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Maddie
Cornea Donor - Giving New Life to 67 Others

“Knowing Maddie's giving spirit, I am sure she is smiling down on us every day because we allowed her to help someone else.”

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Colton Thompson
Cornea Recipient - Giving Back a Child’s Future

“Today, he isn’t scared to do any of the things he loves, like swimming and riding four-wheelers with his cousins or playing quarterback with his brothers during football.”

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Eye Bank Association of America

2 days ago

Eye Bank Association of America

Applications for the spring CEBT exam are now open! Advance your career in eye banking by earning your certification! Apply today, early-bird rate deadline is Feb. 14th.

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Eye Bank Association of America

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Eye Bank Association of America

Reminder! The deadline to apply for the Mary Jane O'Neill Fellowship is TOMORROW (1/24). The fellowship brings an individual from outside the country to the U.S. for two weeks to attend the EBAA Annual Meeting, and to intern at The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration. Apply while there's still time!

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EBAA AND ARVO LAUNCH EYEFIND

The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) and the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) have partnered to launch EyeFind, a new online tool
that will connect eye and vision researchers with eye banks to more efficiently obtain eye tissue that is critical for their research.

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EYE BANK ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA RELEASES 2018 STATISTICAL REPORT

The Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) has released its 2018 Eye Banking Statistical Report which includes data from all 57 U.S. and 11 international member eye bank reporting entities for the calendar year 2018.

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EYE BANK ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA LAUNCHES NEW OCULAR NETWORK EXCHANGE

The Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA), a nonprofit member-based association dedicated to the restoration of sight worldwide, today launched its Ocular Network Exchange, also known as ONE, to help member eye banks provide higher quality ocular tissue to surgeons and to find the best possible use for donated corneas.

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