
News|Articles|August 12, 2026
New therapeutic approaches in the diabetic macular edema pipeline
Author(s)Matt Hoffman
Fact checked by: Kirsty Mackay
Wnt modulators, sustained-release TKIs, and topical steroids are in phase 3 trials for DME, offering alternatives to anti-VEGF injections.
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