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Further study planned based on positive results for presbyopia drug
Novartis plans further clinical development of UNR844, a topical ophthalmic solution for treating presbyopia, based on results of phase 1 and 2 studies, according to a presenter here at the American Academy of Optometry virtual meeting.
BLOG: Social media series aids patients with post-concussion syndrome
Throughout my youth, competitive swimming and soccer careers, I experienced a few concussions but recovered from them quickly. When I hit my head on a countertop at home as an adult, however, I had a very different experience.
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Topcon launches myopia management device in US
Topcon Healthcare introduced into the U.S. market the Aladdin-M, which measures corneal curvature, pupil dynamics and axial length metrics and incorporates features for keratoconus screening and contact lens fitting.
CooperVision suggests parents screen kids’ vision at home
During a CooperVision-sponsored webinar announcing the U.S. launch of MiSight contact lenses for myopia control in pediatric patients, Michele Andrews, OD, suggested three at-home tests parents can use to determine whether their child can see a 20/20-sized letter.
Bausch + Lomb launches daily disposable silicone hydrogel
Bausch + Lomb introduced Infuse silicone hydrogel daily disposable contact lenses.
BLOG: There is more to dizziness than vestibular dysfunction
Dizziness is a common complaint after brain injury. When doctors hear, “I feel dizzy,” there is an immediate assumption of a vestibular system problem.
Market-ready wearable myopia device anticipated for 2021
A proof-of-concept clinical study showed changes in axial length resulting from the use of a wearable myopia control device that replicated changes previously achieved with a bench top device.
High-add power multifocal contacts reduce myopia progression
The use of multifocal contact lenses with a high-add power outer lens may be beneficial in slowing the progression of myopia in children, according to findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Education campaign promotes vision screening for vulnerable youth
The goal of the recently launched All Children’s Health Initiative for Eye and Vision Excellence is to promote awareness among low-income and racial or ethnic minority households whose children are disproportionately more likely to have an undiagnosed vision disorder.
Visual environment, viewing habits different during pandemic
So much for the year 2020 to be all about eye care! What was once thought of as a slam-dunk to promote the need for comprehensive eye exams (“see 20/20 in 2020”) turned out to be a lesson in social distancing, hand washing and face masks.
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