During Refractive Subday at AAO 2026, the subsession "Best Journal Article Selection" featured 4 important journal articles ...

The American Academy of Ophthalmology and the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society respond to the FDA’s decision to inform patients and health care providers of a potential increased risk of vis ...

Cataract surgery and risk of conversion from dry AMD to nAMD, 2 types of herpetic ocular inflammation, algorithm-predicted RNFL thickness and glaucoma detection, pillow sleeping position and IOP, 6-mo ...

This paper presents 24-week efficacy and safety data from the ongoing phase 3 SatraGO-1 and SatraGO-2 trials of satralizumab ...

Higher body mass index (BMI) appears to be associated with linear increases in total orbital volume and total orbital fat ...

The diabetes drug, semaglutide, has been making headline news ever since the medication received FDA approval to help with blood sugar control and obesity treatment. Semaglutide medications include ...

What Is Positioning After Retinal Surgery? After some types of retinal surgery, you need to keep your head in a face-down or sideways position. This is because a gas bubble has been put in your eye.

A macular pucker (also called epiretinal membrane) is when wrinkles, creases or bulges form on your macula. The macula must lie flat against the back of your eye to work properly. When the macula ...

Your pupils are the round, black openings at the center of your iris (the colored part of your eye). Your iris opens and closes the pupil to allow more or less light into the eye. For your eye doctor ...