Justin Cooper is an online content editor at Healio Rheumatology. With a focus on medicine and healthcare, he covers themes such as digital health, consumer health, and remote healthcare. Justin's work has been featured in various outlets, including iHeartRadio, American Military News, and the Ludington Daily News.
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By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
Patients who underwent corneal cross-linking for keratoconus had a temporary but statistically significant increase in IOP in the months after the procedure, according to a study published in Journal of Glaucoma
By: Justin Cooper, Christine Klimanskis, Jeffrey Anshel
Nutrition can be a significant factor in the management of ocular diseases, but are doctors incorporating that into their care?
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper, Kaleb Abbott
Ocular surface disease is more common in children than previously believed, raising the risk for underdiagnosis and presenting an “urgent” need for child-centric clinical trials.
Implantation of iStent inject led to significantly lower eye drop burden in patients with glaucoma, according to a study published in Clinical Ophthalmology.In addition, eyes with the trabecular micro-bypass stent had better ocular surface outcomes vs. fellow eyes.
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
PHOENIX — Infuse for Astigmatism lenses were comfortable and provided consistently clear vision throughout the day in patients who had dryness with their habitual lenses, according to a study presented at Optometry's Meeting.
PHOENIX — Patients diagnosed with retinal venous malformations should always undergo additional imaging to rule out microvascular or cerebral changes, according to a poster here.“Retinal venous malformations are an abnormal vessel, typically a vein, which crosses the horizontal raphe and passes through the macula,” Brittney Brady, OD, FAAO, associate professor at Illinois
PHOENIX — David L. Parker, OD, an optometric practice owner and former state senator in Mississippi, was named optometrist of the year at Optometry’s Meeting.Other winners of AOA Excellence Awards included Douglas Morrow, OD, who received the Distinguished Service Award, and the nonprofit group iSee Ohio, which received the Apollo Award for distinguished service to the visual welfare
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
PHOENIX — Mirvetuximab, an antibody drug conjugate for the treatment of certain types of cancer, can lead to adverse ocular events in the early weeks of treatment, according to a poster here.
By: Christine Klimanskis, Justin Cooper
Key takeaways: Retaine Ultra PF is intended to be more tolerable over long periods of time due to the absence of preservatives.
PHOENIX — Prescribing Qlosi eye drops for presbyopia was not associated with a reduction in optical purchases or other practice performance metrics, according to a study presented here. “The questions that kept coming up among our physicians were straightforward: Is this going to hurt us? Are patients going to stop buying glasses? Are we going to see fewer billable encounters?” Harmin J. Chima,
