Artificial Intelligence Shows Promise For Disseminating Myopia Information
Optometric researchers evaluated the accuracy of an artificial intelligence language model for answering questions pertaining to myopia.
All articles by Courtney Dryer, OD
Blue-Blocking Technology May Provide Some Benefits, But Research Is Inconclusive
Courtney Dryer, OD, addresses conflicting claims regarding blue-blocking technologies and the dearth of evidence establishing their efficacy.
Ready-Made Reading Glasses Often Fail to Meet Optical Quality Standards
A report examined the quality of ready-made spectacle lenses manufactured for presbyopia correction.
Secondhand Smoke May Affect Pediatric Myopia Development and Progression
A report examined associations between secondhand smoke and childhood myopia.
Relative Humidity Affects Dry Eye Disease Prevalence
Researchers determined the effect of relative humidity and climate variables on dry eye disease prevalence and risk.
Exercise Relieves Dry Eye-Associated Signs and Symptoms
A literature review examined correlations between physical activity and dry eye disease signs and symptoms.
Visual Function and Tear Film Quality Diminish With Prolonged Computer Use
Researchers examined visual and tear film disruptions among individuals exposed to prolonged computer screen time.
Objective Scatter Index May Explain Visual Acuity Decline in Dry Eye Disease
Researchers assessed visual performance and tear film optical quality to determine the effect of tear film instability in dry eye disease.
Preservative-Free Artificial Tear Improves Dry Eye Symptoms, Quality of Life
Researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham assess quality of life improvements following treatment with a preservative-free artificial tear.
Sleep Duration May Influence Cataract, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Myopia Risk
Investigators examined correlations between sleep duration and the risk of several major eye disorders.
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