Eye Disease
The Most Preventable Cause of Vision Loss May Still Be Smoking
Smoking is widely recognised as a major cause of cancer, cardiovascular disease and respiratory illness. Less appreciated is its profound impact on eye health. Evidence increasingly shows that smoking substantially increases the risk of age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and other sight-threatening conditions, making it one of the most important modifiable risk factors…
Cellular Reprogramming Enters Neuro-Ophthalmology
Not All Eye Infections Are Equal: New Evidence Points to a Precision Medicine Approach
The Air We Breathe May Be Shaping the Future Burden of Blindness
Ozempic and Eye Health: Balancing Metabolic Benefits with Vision Risks
Diabetic Eye Screening Is Becoming Risk-Based
Abu Dhabi Puts Rare Eye Gene Therapy on the Regional Map
AI Eye Screening Has an Image Quality Problem
AI Retinal Screening Moves Into the Diabetes Clinic
Geographic Atrophy Forces Europe to Define Meaningful Vision Benefit
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