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January 21, 2024
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‘EyePhone’ app evaluates eye movement to detect vestibular strokes

A novel smartphone app was shown to diagnose vestibular stroke symptoms via tracked eye movements in healthy volunteers with an accuracy similar to current clinical standard devices, researchers reported.

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September 21, 2023
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Eye tracking may help differentiate children with, without autism spectrum disorder

PHILADELPHIA — Tracking to chart various eye movements including saccadic and fixation may be effective in differentiating neurological differences between children with ASD and neurotypical children, according to a poster presentation.

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November 21, 2022
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VIDEO: Understanding acute effects of cannabis on the eye, visual function

Jason S. Ng, OD, PhD, FAAO, spoke about key takeaways from his presentation at Academy on cannabis use and its effect on vision in a video interview with Healio.

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August 07, 2020
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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.

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December 03, 2019
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Breakthrough device designation issued for RightEye’s Parkinson’s assessment system

The FDA has granted breakthrough device designation to the RightEye Vision System, an oculomotor test to help diagnose Parkinson’s disease, RightEye LLC announced in a press release.

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November 04, 2019
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VIDEO: Visual skills correlated to at-plate performance in baseball

ORLANDO, Fla. – Visual processing speeds and oculomotor skills are critical to baseball players’ at-plate performance, according to a poster presented here at the American Academy of Optometry meeting.

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September 20, 2019
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RightEye launches technology to treat functional vision issues

LAS VEGAS – RightEye introduced the fully commercialized version of EyeQ Trainer, an oculomotor exercise program, here at Vision Expo West.

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July 02, 2019
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Students read faster on paper vs. iPad

ST. LOUIS – Researchers found that students had significantly faster reading rates and total reading time on the same passage on paper compared to an iPad, according to a study presented here at Optometry’s Meeting.