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Photos from Glaucoma Research Foundation Annual Benefit, January 26, 2011 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco
(from left) Consul General Hiroshi Inomata and Mrs. Inomata with Event Co-Chairs Nobuko Saito Cleary and Gary Cleary, PharmD, PhD
Glaucoma Research Foundation Founder and Board member H. Dunbar Hoskins, Jr., MD presents The 2011 Catalyst Award to June Behrendt Otto
(from left) Paul S. May, GRF Board Chair Kuldev Singh, MD, and Frank Stein
(from left) Patricia Watkins with her sister Mistress of Ceremonies LaFern Cusack, and Board member Michael Penn, Sr. with Beatrice Meadows
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Last reviewed on October 29, 2017
There are over a million retinal ganglion cells in the eye. These cells are particularly important in glaucoma because they are the cells that are damaged primarily by the disease.
