October 8th, 2026What is the biggest barrier to eye care access worldwide?A handful of eye care providers spoke on the factors that have led to a lack of eye care access for World Sight Day.Read more
October 7th, 2026Wilmer's new glaucoma chief Thomas V. Johnson III on his visionThe Wilmer Eye Institute's new Glaucoma Division chief discusses mentoring junior faculty, multicenter trials, and optic nerve regeneration.Read more
October 7th, 2026Eyes on September 2026: ESCRS insights, gene therapy wins, and the push to treat myopia as a diseaseSeptember was one of the busiest months of the year in eye care—From ESCRS to EyeconRead more
October 6th, 2026Women's Health: Seeing lung cancer through the eyes of patientsAs with so many diseases, lung cancer manifests in men and women differently in type, symptoms, and prognosis.Read more
October 2nd, 2026EURETINA 2026: Women’s health and pregnancy in the spotlightWomen’s systemic and ocular health associated with pregnancy is a focus at EURETINA 2026 in Vienna.Read more
October 1st, 2026EURETINA 2026: Retinal signs as diagnostic clues to systemic metabolic disease Inherited metabolic diseases affect the retina even before the systemic diagnosis is established. Read more
September 30th, 2026Pediatric progressive myopia is an epidemic causing permanent vision lossNimesh Patel, MD, urges the FDA to reconsider SYD-101 as pediatric myopia drives earlier retinal damage in US children.Read more
October 8th, 2026Glaukos' Epioxa maintains corneal flattening and visual gains through 3 years in keratoconusLong-term data from the GLK-202-03 extension study show a sustained 1.9 D improvement in Kmax after a single epithelium-on cross-linking treatment, with no serious or treatment-related adverse events reported.Read more