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SightGlass Vision reports successful myopia control in children using DOT spectacle lenses
SightGlass Vision has announced positive results from its 4-year CYPRESS study, which tested myopia control performance of the company’s Diffusion Optics Technology spectacle lenses.
BLOG: PK is now a ‘last-resort procedure’ for keratoconus
Corneal transplantation for keratoconus has traditionally been performed as a full-thickness penetrating keratoplasty and generally is a very successful procedure.
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Q&A: What you need to know about assistive eye wear for blind, visually impaired patients
According to the Optometrists Network, one in six adults older than 45 years and one in four older than 75 has low vision, which can affect one’s ability to perform multiple tasks such as reading, driving and viewing TV or computer screens.
More than 160 organizations, influencers support Color Blindness Awareness Month
Lens technology company EnChroma has announced record support for International Color Blindness Awareness Month 2023, with more than 160 organizations and influencers pledging to raise awareness in September.
Younger kids’ eyes grow faster in first year of ortho-K, supporting early intervention
Axial length changes were more significant in younger vs. older children during their first year of orthokeratology contact lens wear, highlighting the importance of initiating treatment as early as possible, according to a study.
Self-refraction noninferior to autorefraction in young children
Self-refraction using adjustable-focus spectacles in children was noninferior and more hyperopic compared with noncycloplegic autorefraction, according to a study published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
From AI screening to invisible hearing aids: A recap of top news in eye care technology
Over the past month, Healio has reported on a variety of tech news in eye care, including embedded hearing technology in prescription eyeglasses and the accuracy of artificial intelligence when screening for diabetic retinopathy.
Blue-light filtering lenses may not help with short-term eye strain
Blue-light filtering spectacle lenses were not superior to non-filtering lenses in reducing visual fatigue associated with computer use, according to a review published in Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
Panelists: Myopia management will continue to grow
WASHINGTON — Optometrists must learn about myopia management and discuss it with parents, according to clinicians participating in a panel discussion at Optometry’s Meeting.
Prevent Blindness declares August Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month
As the school year begins, Prevent Blindness is offering resources for parents and caregivers in recognition of Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, the organization announced in a press release.
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