Contact Lens Comfort Maintained Throughout the Day With Monthly Replacement Lens
Researchers assessed contact lens comfort among individuals wearing a monthly replacement lens for 14 to 16 hours daily.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
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.
With Artificial Intelligence, Early Pterygium Is Detectable Via Smartphone Images
Researchers established a fusion training model that blends slit-lamp and smartphone imaging of early pterygium presentations.
Brain Anomalies Exist in Patients With Dry Eye and Photophobia
Researchers evaluated findings of functional MRI imaging in patients with minimal-to-severe dry eye disease and photophobia.
Contaminated Eye Drops: How Optometrists Can Beat The Public Health Threat
After a rash of contaminated eye drops, experts discuss the optometrist’s role in keeping patients in strong ocular health.
Patient Temperament Can Affect Course of Dry Eye Disease
Researchers evaluated the relationship between dry eye signs and symptoms, and patients’ personalities and levels of depression and anxiety.
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.
Repeated Intravitreal Injections Protective Against Dry Eye
Researchers investigate the effects of serial anti-VEGF intravitreal injections on the ocular surface and meibomian glands.
Sedentary Behavior May Increase Dry Eye Disease Risk
Investigators examined associations between dry eye disease and sedentary behavior.
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