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By: Justin Cooper
PHOENIX — Screening healthy patients for glaucoma during routine eye exams led to glaucoma referrals that would not have been made otherwise, according to a prospective study presented at Optometry’s Meeting.Out of 104 patients, 13 were referred for further glaucoma evaluation, and one was diagnosed with active disease. The study was presented by Michael Chaglasian, OD, FAAO, of
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
PHOENIX — In patients with autoimmune disease prescribed Xiidra, the most common form of dry eye disease was aqueous tear deficiency, and cataracts were common, according to a study presented at Optometry's Meeting.
By: Justin Cooper, Christine Klimanskis
PHOENIX — Referring patients with glaucoma who need cataract surgery to ophthalmologists who do minimally invasive glaucoma surgery can forestall
By: Justin Cooper, Dan Ignaszewski, Christine Klimanskis
A newly proposed rule would change the structure of how federal grants are reviewed and awarded, with downstream effects on government-funded health and medical research.
By: Nancy Hemphill, Justin Cooper
Some repeated low-level red light therapy devices for myopia control may not meet safety standards for lasers and ophthalmic lights, according to data published in JAMA Ophthalmology
By: Justin Cooper
PHOENIX — Most patients who used Xiidra eye drops had a “clinically meaningful” reduction in eye dryness by the 84th day of treatment, with some responding within 2 weeks, according to data presented at Optometry’s Meeting.“Dry eye is a multifactorial disease, and there are a lot of things that contribute to its pathogenesis, meaning that it can be sometimes
Two methods of cataract surgery — phacoemulsification and manual small-incision cataract surgery — can lead to “acute detrimental effects on the ocular surface,” including dry eye and increased inflammation, according to a study. “Cataract surgery is ... responsible for transiently inducing or exacerbating dry eye, and several studies have shown that uncomplicated phacoemulsification can increase
By: Alex Young, Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
The AMA has adopted a resolution supporting insurance reimbursement for myopia treatment, saying the condition is a significant public health concern and should be formally classified as “a disease” by CMS.
Editor's note: This is a developing news story. Please check back soon for updates.
PHOENIX — Teri K. Geist, OD, FAAO, an optometrist practicing in Omaha, Nebraska, was inaugurated as president of the American Optometric Association at Optometry’s Meeting 2026.“As president, my focus is on strengthening our collective voice, advancing advocacy, and helping more patients, policymakers and health care leaders understand the essential role doctors of optometry
