August 1st 2025
Optomed Lumo launches a versatile handheld fundus camera, enhancing retinal imaging accessibility in diverse healthcare settings across the US.
Development of human retina detailed in high-resolution atlas
May 11th 2023A team of researchers has now developed an approach to gather and compile a great deal of information about organoids and their development. The team applied its approach to the organoids of the human retina, which they derived from stem cells.
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Researchers zero in on protecting the vision of premature babies
May 8th 2023Scientists at Medical College of Georgia demonstrated in their animal model of retinopathy of prematurity that the small molecule K604, which is being explored in cancer and Alzheimer’s, can block the development of leaky, obstructive blood vessels in the retina, tamp down inflammation and enable more normal blood vessel growth
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ARVO LIVE: Using mitochondria, senolytic agents to treat retinal injury
May 3rd 2023Ram Kannan, PhD, FARVO, principal investigator and adjunct professor of Ophthalmology at David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA, Doheny Eye Institute, made a pair of presentations at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology annual meeting in New Orleans. He offers some of the highlights in a conversation with Ophthalmology Times.
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AI breakthrough in detecting leading cause of childhood blindness
April 30th 2023The UCL-Moorfields team have developed a deep learning AI model to screen for ROP, which was trained on a sample of 7,414 images of the eyes of 1,370 newborns who had been admitted to the Homerton Hospital, London, and assessed for ROP by ophthalmologists.
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In a presentation at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology annual meeting in New Orleans, Kiora Pharmaceuticals showed its investigational drug has the potential to restore light perception in patients who are blind or living with ultra-low vision due to retinitis pigmentosa.
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During a presentation at the Vit-Buckle Society meeting in Las Vegas, Sally S. Ong, MD, highlighted a new study of patients who underwent primary repair of uncomplicated RRDs at the Wilmer Eye Institute to examine the baseline, surgical and postoperative characteristics that affect best-corrected VA outcomes.
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