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The Vision is considered as one of the most gifted special sense. Most of the patients referred to the EBRC facility with various disease conditions which started affecting their vision originating from the back of their eyes. The diabetic retinopathy due to the advancement Diabetics Mellitus is considered as one of the leading cause associated with vision loss. So, the practice is devoted to reminding the patients the importance to follow a healthy lifestyle through dietary advises and lifestyle modifications. The EBRC is also actively participating in different clinical trials which involve various retinal diseases. In addition, it has completed many ground-breaking phase II and phase III trials. Moreover, EBRC putting efforts through resources

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