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Ocular Surface Disease
Manuka honey eye drops improved dry eye symptoms after cataract surgery
Drinking habit associated with faster progression of presbyopia in adults
Survey finds limited pediatric eye care access for Medicaid patients
Myopia control spectacle lenses linked to reduced off-axis contrast sensitivity
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Ocular Surface Disease

Patients who used Leptospermum spp (Manuka) honey eye drops after cataract surgery experienced greater improvement in dry eye symptoms and lower ocular surface inflammation at 1 month compared with those using sodium hyaluronate...

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Pediatrics

A survey of eye care practices found that children insured through Medicaid/CHIP face limited access to pediatric eye care, particularly younger children, along with significantly longer appointment wait times than privately insured patients....

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Glaucoma

Different strategies for handling multiple intraocular pressure (IOP) measurements within follow-up time windows can substantially alter reported success rates after glaucoma surgery, according to a study. Researchers applied standard high-IOP failure criteria to...

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