Statin use may be linked to a lower risk of patients developing open-angle glaucoma (OAG) and requiring treatment escalation, ...

Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of metabolic abnormalities, including central obesity, insulin resistance, hypertension and ...

Visual impairment poses a growing public health challenge in the United States, with 3.22 million people affected in some way, including 1.02 million individuals experiencing blindness as of 2015.

To help solve this longstanding problem, a new study published earlier this week in Clinical Optometry introduces the ...

For patients using bimatoprost, prostaglandin-associated periorbitopathy may prompt discontinuation or require switching to latanoprost. In the setting of cosmetic use (e.g. eyelash serums), adverse ...

A new pilot study suggests that tear film lipid irregularity, rather than tear volume alone, may be a key feature of dry eye ...

According to researchers, the iCare Home tonometer has been studied extensively and demonstrates accurate IOP measurements.

High-res OCT imaging (axial resolution approximately 3µm) was performed in 20 patients with chronic CSC and 20 age-matched ...

A recent study in American Journal of Ophthalmology examined how structural features of early atrophic lesions correspond with different measures of visual function. Researchers evaluated 87 eyes from ...

Hormone replacement therapy is a treatment to relieve postmenopausal symptoms in women but has also been found to have ...

Interest is growing in cholesteryl ester transfer protein (CETP) inhibitors as a strategy to raise HDL cholesterol and lower ...

Retinal oximetry measurements from patients with primary open-angle glaucoma demonstrated significantly higher arterial and ...