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Optometry practices with OCT more likely to refer patients for glaucoma assessment
Optometry practices with OCT were more likely to refer patients to an ophthalmologist for suspected glaucoma than practices without OCT, according to a study published in Journal of Glaucoma.
Q&A: Year-round takeaways from Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month
April was Women’s Eye Health and Safety Month, but raising awareness and educating female patients about conditions that predominantly affect women is something eye care providers should prioritize year-round.
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Gen Z reports working longer hours, with worsening eye health
New research from VSP Vision Care shows that 82% of Generation Z employees are working longer hours, including nights and weekends, and more than half report worsening eye health as a result.
Dry eye disease common in patients with type 2 diabetic nephropathy
More than half of patients with type 2 diabetic nephropathy had dry eye disease, which was independently associated with older age, high HbA1C and reduced glomerular filtration rate, according to research conducted in Vietnam.
Topcon, Microsoft partner to create AI-powered ‘Healthcare from the Eye’ prescreening tool
Topcon Healthcare has partnered with Microsoft Corp. to create “Healthcare from the Eye,” an AI-powered solution developed to improve health care by prescreening patients for systemic and neurological diseases via a noninvasive eye scan.
Top barriers to eye care among Americans include cost, accessibility, health care literacy
Cost, insurance, transport and accessibility, eye health literacy and communication were identified as major barriers to eye care among U.S. adults, with telemedicine cited as a possible solution, according to a systematic review in Cureus.
Healio highlights link between ocular, mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month
Since 1949, May has been designated Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to address the challenges faced by millions of individuals experiencing mental health conditions, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
BLOG: In an environment of gender bias, recognize your worth
Gender bias occurs across the board in the ophthalmic field, just as in any other.
VIDEO: New laser offers further improvement to laser scleral microporation
BOSTON — In this Healio Video Perspective from Eyecelerator@ASCRS, AnnMarie Hipsley, DPT, PhD, and George O. Waring IV, MD, FACS, discuss the latest advances in laser scleral microporation.
Patients with dry eye have poorer sleep quality, higher risk for unhealthy sleep duration
Patients with dry eye disease have worse sleep quality and may be at greater risk for unhealthy sleep duration, although a causal relationship between dry eye and sleep disorder has not been established, according to a meta-analysis.
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