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Higher perceived stress was associated with a small prospective increase in dry eye symptom burden among young adults, according to a study. The study included 71 young adults with a…
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Higher perceived stress was associated with a small prospective increase in dry eye symptom burden among young adults, according to a study. The study included 71 young adults with a...
Patients who underwent laser and surgical lid procedures performed by optometrists reported positive experiences, according to a study that cited improved access to care, confidence in their providers, and perceived...
Post-menopausal women experienced more severe dry eye disease (DED) than age-matched men and younger women, according to a study. The study included 319 participants including 102 post-menopausal women, 105 age-matched...
Optometrists are taking on increasingly comprehensive roles in glaucoma diagnosis and treatment, although differences in regulations, funding, training, and access to resources continue to limit the scope of practice in...
In the next episode of Clinical Trials Spotlight, host Andrew Pucker, OD, PhD, FAAO, is joined by clinical research experts Kim Williams and Amy Brown to explore the critical role...
Treatment with 20% autologous serum eye drops (ASED) for 2 months improved ocular surface measures, corneal sensitivity, and corneal nerve parameters in patients with paralytic lagophthalmos (PL) and neurotrophic keratitis...
Substantial variation remains in the clinical tests used to diagnose and classify dry eye disease, according to a global survey of eye care practitioners. The anonymous online survey collected 2,044...
Children with advanced myopia treated with nightly 0.01% atropine experienced slower myopia progression over 12 months than during untreated periods in a randomized crossover pilot trial. The 24-month open-label study...
