Corneal Procedures Demonstrate Comparable Long-Term Visual Outcomes, Patient Satisfaction
DMEK and DSAEK resulted in similar best spectacle-corrected visual acuity.
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Base Salaries for Ophthalmologists Significantly Lower for Women
A survey-based study found that, after factoring in bonuses with salary, the difference is more than $30,000 per year.
Retinal Thinning Rates Vary Between Glaucomatous Optic Disc Phenotypes
Senile sclerotic optic discs had the fastest rate, according to the study.
Cognitive Development of Children With Kawasaki Disease and Caregiver Stress
Study researchers sought to assess the link between Kawasaki disease and patient cognitive profiles or caregiver parenting stress.
CDC: Vaccinated Teachers, Students Can Skip Masks This Fall
When schools open their doors this fall, teachers and students who are vaccinated can enter without masks.
mRNA From COVID-19 Vaccines Not Detectable in Breast Milk
Messenger RNA (mRNA) from COVID-19 vaccines is not detectable in breast milk.
Nearly Four in 10 With Mild COVID-19 Report Symptoms Seven Months Later
Residual symptoms after severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection are common among otherwise young and healthy persons followed in an outpatient setting.
Pfizer to Meet With US Officials About COVID-19 Booster Shot
Pfizer said it will meet with US officials on Monday to discuss possible authorization for a third booster shot of its COVID-19 vaccine.
Monitor IOP for 48 Hours to Better Manage Glaucoma
The study shows the benefit of nocturnal intraocular pressure measurements as well.
Photoacoustic-OCT Combo Tool Can Image Iris Vasculature and RPE Melanin
The technology can provide both absorption and scattering imaging contrasts, a study shows.
"Case Series Shows Anatomic Basis for Stromal Peeling along Natural Plane of Separation "
The research suggests stromal peeling can be performed successfully even after penetrating keratoplasty.
Osmophobia May Be a Clinical Diagnostic Marker of Pediatric Migraine
Study researchers evaluated the potential of osmophobia in as a clinical diagnostic marker of migraine in children and adolescents.
Reading Problems in Childhood Tied to Poorer Memory Scores in Adulthood
Reading problems in childhood are associated with poorer memory scores at age 43 years, but not with rate of memory decline.
Surges in Hospital Caseload Tied to Higher COVID-19 Mortality
Hospitalized COVID-19 patients cared for in hospitals with the greatest surges in caseload have twofold greater mortality risk than patients in hospitals not experiencing surges.
COVID-19 Cases Surge in Los Angeles County as Delta Variant Spreads
There is “exponential growth” of COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County as the Delta variant becomes the dominant strain, health officials there reported Thursday.
Pfizer to Seek Approval for COVID-19 Booster Shot
Pfizer and its partner BioNTech announced Thursday they would seek approval for a booster COVID-19 shot and begin studies on a reformulated vaccine that targets the highly contagious Delta variant.
New Episodes of Recurrent Acute Anterior Uveitis Linked to Stress, Sleeplessness
Study demonstrates the impact of lifestyle factors on the inflammatory condition.
Changes in Meibomian Glands May Signal Thyroid Eye Disease
Investigators used in vivo confocal microscopy (IVCM) to evaluate microstructural changes in the meibomian glands in patients with active and inactive TED.
Brimonidine Thickens Cornea, Widens Iridocorneal Angle
A study shows the single-dose drug can also impact pupil diameters without affecting choroidal blood flow.
Kappa-Free Light Chain Index Predicts Early MS Disease Activity
A team of investigators sought to determine whether κ- and λ-FLC index may predict early multiple sclerosis disease activity independent of demographics, clinical, and MRI characteristics.
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