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Ophthalmology
Sun-sensitive drugs may lead to cataracts
August 01, 2010
Researchers looked at the relationship between age-related cataracts and the use of sun-sensitizing agents in a number of medications.
Dangers of long-term nasal steroid use
June 10, 2010
What are the the long-term effects of steroid nasal sprays?
Causes and treatment of bacterial conjunctivitis
May 11, 2010
What factors played a role in the decision to favor the more expensive fluoroquinolones as the drugs of choice for simple conjunctivitis?
Atropine drops appear to be at least as effective as patching for amblyopia in children
March 25, 2010
In children with amblyopia, compliance with patch wearing can be a problem.
Eye pain ends in loss of vision
David S. Starr, MD, JD January 21, 2010
What was thought to be a detached retina turns out to be an ocular infection that leaves the patient severely impaired.
Dry eye prevalent in older men
August 12, 2009
Approximately 1.68 million U.S. men aged 50 years and older have clinically important dry eye disease.
Comparing sunglasses
March 16, 2009
A man's temporary vision loss leads to an unexpected diagnosis
Marilyn Myers, CNP March 02, 2009
With no past medical history of note, the sudden onset of his condition necessitated a trip to the emergency department.
Treating Wet Macular Degeneration
August 27, 2008
A 62-year-old white male has been diagnosed with wet macular degeneration in the left eye based on...
What to do when the "eyes" have it
Debra A. Allan Danforth, MS, ARNP July 30, 2008
Subconjunctival hemorrhage—widely referred to as "red eye"—is the most common ocular problem seen by primary-care clinicians. Red eye refers to hyperemia of the superficially visible...
A new method to save eyesight
September 11, 2007
Curtailing intake of foods with a high dietary glycemic index may reduce age-related macular degeneration.
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