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Wearing reading glasses boosted income by a third in low-income communities
Providing free reading glasses significantly increased self-reported monthly earnings and quality of life among individuals with presbyopia in low-income communities in Bangladesh, according to study results published in PLOS ONE.
NewSight Reality releases technology to enhance AR experience
NEW YORK — NewSight Reality introduced its Transparent Optical Module 2.0, technology that facilitates the use of augmented reality in spectacle lenses, at Vision Expo East.
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Clinical study results link Neurolens to reduction in headache symptoms
NEW YORK — Patients with moderate to severe headache experienced a clinically significant reduction in headache symptoms after wearing Neurolens contoured prism technology, a company executive said at Vision Expo East.
Survey shows most optical products purchased in store
NEW YORK — As more purchases are made online, a recent survey indicated that the majority of optical products are still bought in person, the Vision Council announced at Vision Expo East.
Zenni Business preps for full launch with OD practices in pilot phase
NEW YORK — Zenni Business aims to help independent eye care practices grow their business by providing and managing customized eye wear collections for individual locations, company executives said at Vision Expo East.
Control myopia in children to prevent retinal problems later in life
NEW YORK — Most parents are unaware of the complications of high myopia as well as the potential to control it in children, Janelle Davison, OD, said at Vision Expo East.
Survey: Most glasses wearers interested in contacts say their doctor never suggested them
NEW YORK — New data from the Contact Lens Institute indicate that nearly half of glasses wearers are interested in wearing contact lenses, but only one in 10 said their eye care provider suggested them.
Individualized low vision therapy improves acuity in children, adults
Researchers observed significant improvement in visual acuity among children and adults with low vision after being individually fitted with optical or electronic aids, according to a study published in Journal of Personalized Medicine.
Alternative contact lens options may help dropouts get refit
ATLANTA — Offering an alternative contact lens option may help patients who had discontinued lens wear be comfortably refit, according to research published in Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics.
Alcon introduces ‘water innovations’ contact lens technology portfolio
ATLANTA — Alcon has adopted a comprehensive approach to enabling eye care professionals to speak in patient-friendly terms about the company’s portfolio of contact lenses, Kristen Brotherson said at SECO 2024.
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