Polygenic Risk Prediction Identifies Genetic Myopia Risk
Researchers advocate for genetic screening of patients with risk factors.
Optometry
Large Study of Food Survey Data: Low Vitamin A Intake Not Linked to Myopia
Dietary vitamin A was not correlated with myopia or axial length, a study shows.
App Could Analyze Eye-Gaze Patterns to ID Autism in Toddlers
An app that elicits and quantifies eye-gaze patterns of toddlers could differentiate between those with and without autism spectrum disorders (ASDs).
People Without Homes Commonly Require Refractive Care
A study shows widespread presbyopia in Boston’s Health Care for the Homeless program.
Researchers Evaluate Glaucomatous Macular Damage Tests
Elongated sinusoidal stimulus demonstrates a good structure-function agreement, a study shows.
Hyperopia Correction May Boost Accommodation, Reading Speed
In sustained near activity, spectacles correcting low to moderate cases raised accuracy and stability.
Key Takeaways From SECO 2021
We have published our coverage of The Southeastern Educational Congress of Optometry (SECO) 2021 Meeting, which you can find on the SECO 2021 meeting page. The meeting was captivating, and covered a range of topics relevant to both optometrists and ophthalmologists. The presenters offered insights on neuro-ophthalmology, pediatric eye disease, emerging technology, new treatment approaches, and viral…
Keep Viruses From “Going Viral”
Three cases demonstrate the differential diagnoses of various viruses.
SECO Presentation Advocates for Medical Approach to Optometry
Ron Melton, OD, and Randall Thomas, OD, provided updates on prescribing and advocated for a greater role for optometry.
Keep Up With Evolving Trends in Retina Care
The course provides co-manageing optometrists a review the pathophysiology, imaging technqiues, and treatment strategies of retinal disease
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