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BLOG: Optometry on front line to identify early signs of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
Rates of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are rising dramatically.
Adverse event rates similar in children vs. adults wearing soft contact lenses
Soft contact lens wear resulted in similar rates of microbial keratitis and other inflammatory adverse events in children first fit between ages 8 and 12 years compared with adults.
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Survey: Low use but high interest in myopia control contact lenses
The majority of eye care providers consider myopia to be one of the biggest problems affecting children’s eyesight; however, only standard vision correction is offered for most of these patients.
Special filters increase contrast in color vision deficiencies
Sustained use of broadband spectrally selective filters achieved an increase in chromatic contrast along with an adaptive response in observers with color vision deficiencies, according to a study published in Current Biology.
WHO report sets path to improve universal vision care
The WHO World Report on Vision shows the growing scale of vision impairment and indicates the importance of addressing it, according to the keynote presentation at the Prevent Blindness Focus on Eye Health National Summit virtual meeting.
Year-to-year myopia progression poor predictive model for long-term
While annual myopia progression in children was linked to subsequent progression the next year, the correlation as a single factor was not significant enough to fully predict subsequent or long-term myopia progression.
BLOG: Rule out pathology before treating eye movement disorders
When a patient presents with abnormal eye movements and complaints of dizziness, vision therapy might be the answer, but jumping to that conclusion right away would be a mistake.
Sustained gazing causes decline in visual function of dry eye patients
Sustained gazing has a negative impact on visual performance in dry eye patients, according to a recent study published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology.
Outdoor activity may lower myopia rate in East Asian children
A greater need for treatment and awareness of visual impairment issues such as myopia among the population in East Asian countries exists, according to findings published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology.
Digital eye strain a concern for adults, children during quarantine
As people of all ages spend more time indoors during the COVID-19 quarantine, many eye care providers are pointing out the risks for increased eye strain caused by digital device use.
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