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Retina Institute Of Hawaii Raises $1,400 and Conducts Over 50 Free Retinal Screenings For Step Out: Walk To Fight Diabetes
March 24, 2010
As part of its ongoing commitment to raise awareness of diabetic eye diseases, Retina Institute of Hawaii participated in this year’s Step Out: Walk for Diabetes. The Oahu-based ophthalmology practice raised $1,400 for the walk and performed over 50 free retina screenings through its Project Vision mobile screening unit. A single screening takes about 10 minutes and can detect the early signs of diabetes along with other vision-impairing conditions.
Volunteers register participants for free retinal screenings provided by the Retina Institute of Hawaii’s Project Vision.
Retina Institute of Hawaii staff pose in front of the Project Vision mobile unit following their team participation in the Step Out: Walk for Diabetes.
