Justin Cooper is an Online Content Editor at Healio Rheumatology. He specializes in medicine and healthcare, covering topics such as consumer health, public health, and patient care, while also exploring themes related to alternative medicine and spirituality. Justin has been featured in various outlets including iHeartRadio, American Military News, and the Beloit Daily News.
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Justin Cooper's coverage focuses on a variety of local topics, including entertainment news, government & politics, and sports. Given this diverse range of interests, it seems that Justin would be open to pitches related to local events in Sydney or New South Wales across these themes.
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Regarding sports content, especially related to local teams or athletes from Australia and New South Wales - particularly Sydney-based ones - pitching engaging human interest stories about up-and-coming talents might pique his interest given his focus on event coverage and sports-themed articles.
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By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
Dry eye symptoms in children may not be adequately captured by the Dry Eye Questionnaire or a modified version of the Ocular Surface Disease Index, according to a study published in Optometry and Vision Science
Children using atropine for myopia control had lower accommodative amplitudes in the first half of the day, according to a study published in Optometry and Vision Science. “Despite its demonstrated efficacy in slowing the progression of myopia, low-dose atropine can have potential side effects,” Kaylin M. Maxwell, OD, MS, of The Ohio State University College of Optometry, and colleagues wrote.
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
Children who did 3 months of full-time patching treatment for intermittent exotropia on alternate days achieved better distance control than those who did not, according to a study published in Optometry and Vision Science
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
The FDA granted 510(k) clearance to Zeiss Clinic 360, a cloud-based tool for managing and tracking patient data in eye care, according to Zeiss.
By: Justin Cooper, Christine Klimanskis
PHOENIX — The odds of cognitive impairment in nursing homes increase with the severity of visual impairment, according to data presented at Optometry's Meeting
The FDA is seeking feedback on a potential way of regulating medical devices equipped with generative AI features, informed by the process of training human clinicians.Described as a “competency-based approach,” the process would evaluate AI-equipped devices in increasingly clinical scenarios, including potentially with real patients.
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
More than 39,000 bottles of Clear Eyes Maximum itchy eye relief may potentially be contaminated and are being recalled, according to the FDA.
By: Justin Cooper, Christine Klimanskis
The FDA granted de novo marketing authorization for Avulux lenses, which are intended to address light sensitivity associated with migraine
By: Justin Cooper, Christine Klimanskis
An eye drop designed to treat two pathways of dry eye disease significantly reduced a key sign of disease at 15 days.
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
Legato Frames, a set of eyeglass frames equipped with speakers in the arms for hearing assistance, will be available this fall, according to the manufacturer.
