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Mental health symptoms, vision impairment are bidirectional, researchers say
Researchers found a bidirectional association between self-reported vision impairment and symptoms of depression, but not between vision impairment and anxiety.
Association found between progression of retinopathy, kidney disease
Researchers postulated that similar risk factors may affect the progression of retinopathy and chronic kidney disease after finding an association between the two.
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Ocular imaging may facilitate early Alzheimer's diagnosis
Early identification of the Alzheimer’s disease process would provide the opportunity to intervene when damage to synapses and neuronal tissue is minimal.
BLOG: Suggestions for retina patients undergoing cataract surgery
Previously, we discussed some general principles when considering cataract surgery in patients with retinal disease.
BLOG: A healthy ocular surface is required for surgery
Cataract surgery patients have come to expect what can be considered life-changing refractive outcomes.
Letter: Effective comanagement leads to best patient outcomes
To the Editor:
First-line SLT safe, effective for OAG, OHT
Researchers found the use of primary selective laser trabeculoplasty in treatment-naïve eyes with open angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension to be safe and effective.
VIDEO: In the eye, MS can be more than optic neuritis
NEPTUNE, N.J. – Optometrists can use their in-office technology to recognize signs and symptoms of multiple sclerosis, according to Patricia Modica, OD, here at a seminar hosted by the New Jersey Academy of Optometry.
BLOG: The spectrum of chronic disease
The evolution of the profession of optometry has been a wonderful thing to observe. Like many things in today’s society, this evolution is occurring at such a rapid pace that it can be observed over a relatively short time span.
BLOG: Concussion coding doesn't have to give you a headache
by Denise Helle, CPOC
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