Doheny Eye Institute

12/24/2025

This season of reflection is a reminder of what we can accomplish together. Thanks to your support, Doheny Eye Institute continues to push the boundaries of vision research—advancing imaging, AI, and discoveries that improve lives around the world. We are deeply grateful for your partnership and belief in our mission.

Sending our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones as the year comes to a close.

12/20/2025

This holiday season, give a gift that truly changes a life.

Your support helps protect sight, restore vision, and fuel breakthroughs that impact generations to come.

Make your year-end gift today and honor someone you love in a meaningful way.

Donate now at Doheny.org/donate

12/17/2025

Happening TODAY at UCLA Stein Eye Institute! 👁️

Join UCLA Stein Eye Institute Grand Rounds this afternoon, Wednesday, December 17 at 4:30 PM, featuring clinical case presentations and a Cornea–External Ocular Disease Specialty Service lecture moderated by Benjamin Bert, MD, FACS.

🩺 Clinical Case Presentations (4:30–5:15 PM)
• Through the Haze: Post-PRK Corneal Haze
John Cheng, MD & Benjamin Bert, MD, FACS
• The Cornea Keeps Receipts
Sydney Wendt, MD & Benjamin Bert, MD, FACS
• Case presentation
Emile Vieta, MD & Benjamin Bert, MD, FACS

👁️ Specialty Service Program (5:15–5:45 PM)
Blepharitis in 2025
Benjamin Bert, MD, FACS
Health Sciences Associate Professor
UCLA Department of Ophthalmology
David Geffen School of Medicine
(and Doheny CME Medical Director)

📍 In person: RPB Auditorium, UCLA Stein Eye Institute
💻 Virtual option available via Zoom
🔗 https://uclahs.zoom.us/j/98999940670

Meeting ID: 989 9994 0670 | Passcode: 111225

Physicians may earn up to 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ through the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
(Please log in using your full name to ensure CME/CE credit.)

12/17/2025

What a joyful way to celebrate the season 🎄

Today, more than 100 staff and faculty from Doheny Eye Institute and Doheny Eye Centers UCLA came together for our annual Doheny Holiday Luncheon.

From a lively photo booth complete with props, to a delicious meal catered by Stonefire Grill, it was a wonderful afternoon filled with laughter, connection, and holiday cheer.

A heartfelt thank-you to the Doheny Human Resources team for making this special celebration possible. We missed most of our colleagues from our Arcadia and Fountain Valley locations and look forward to celebrating together soon.

So grateful for this incredible community and all that we accomplish together throughout the year.

12/13/2025

A full house today for the Doheny Distinguished Lecture Series featuring Machelle T. Pardue, PhD, FARVO, Vice Chair of Research and Professor of Ophthalmology at Emory University School of Medicine.

Dr. Pardue presented "Early Functional Deficits in Diabetic Retinal Disease: Translating Retinal Physiology into Clinical Practice," offering important insights into how early retinal changes may guide better diagnosis and care.

The Distinguished Lecture Series spotlights leading voices in vision research and connects science with clinical practice.

12/11/2025

Congratulations to Giulia Corradetti, MD!
We’re excited to share that she’s been selected for the 2026–2027 ARVO Women’s Leadership Development Program, a competitive, year-long experience that supports emerging leaders in vision science. Only a small group of early- to mid-career female scientists is chosen each year, making this a meaningful achievement.

Dr. Corradetti’s selection reflects her growing impact in ophthalmic research and highlights Doheny’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of scientific leaders.

12/08/2025

🚨 Registration is now open!
We’re excited to invite you to the 4th Annual Doheny–UCLA International Retina Symposium, a full day of learning and connection for general ophthalmologists, retina specialists, fellows, residents, and students.

This year’s keynote speakers include:
✨ Sobha Sivaprasad, MD, FRCOphth (Moorfields Eye Hospital, UK)
✨ Mark W. Johnson, MD (University of Michigan)

Join us for timely updates on AMD treatments, surgical advances, and breakthrough translational research shaping the future of retina care.

📅 Saturday, January 31, 2026
🕣 Breakfast 7:30–8:00 AM | Program 8:00 AM–3:30 PM
📍 Doheny Eye Institute, Pasadena
🎓 Earn up to 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
🅿️ Complimentary parking
🎓 Complimentary registration for Doheny PAA members, residents, fellows, and medical students

👉 Register today at:

Learn about upcoming events at Doheny Eye Institute.

12/04/2025

The newest issue of InSight has arrived! Inside, you’ll find inspiring stories of discovery and generosity, a spotlight on our newest principal investigator, donor recognition, Glaucoma Symposium highlights, and much more.

Read the full issue now at doheny.org.

12/04/2025

Today, December 3, we recognize the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Around the world, more than 1.3 billion people live with a significant disability, and vision loss remains a major part of that global challenge. At Doheny Eye Institute, our researchers and clinician-scientists are working to better understand, diagnose, and treat blinding eye diseases so fewer lives are defined by vision loss. Today and every day, we remain committed to protecting sight and preserving independence.

12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, your generosity helps fuel sight-saving discoveries at Doheny Eye Institute. Every gift supports the researchers, clinicians, and trainees working to prevent blindness and restore vision for future generations. Join us in making an impact that truly changes lives.

Give today at doheny.org.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for our community of supporters, clinicians, scientists, and friends who make our work possible. Your generosity helps protect the gift of sight for patients and families everywhere. From all of us at Doheny, thank you and happy Thanksgiving.

11/22/2025

Serious vision loss is among the top 10 most common disabilities in U.S. adults and often leads to less independence, a higher risk of falls, and a reduced quality of life. In our continued support of the National Alliance for Eye and Vision Research (NAEVR), we’ve joined the campaign to highlight why vision research must remain a national priority. Vision is priceless—and continued research is essential to preserving it.