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Woman presents with new-onset conjunctival pigmentation.
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Two-year data do not support epimacular brachytherapy for wet AMD.
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Annual anti-inflammatory review.
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Cataract surgery challenging in eyes with uveitic glaucoma.
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MOVERS & SHAKERS.
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OSN New York, Retina to be held virtually in October.
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Miracles in Sight partners w ith Texas eye bank.
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Q&A: Andreas Bosshard reflects on long career at Oertli.
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The drugs that will bankrupt Medicare.
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Novel treatment aimed at dry eye.
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Eye banks, corneal surgeons tackle hand in hand evolving challenges of pandemic.
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CAIRS a reversible, stand-alone option for keratoconus treatment.
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Details matter when participating in clinical trials.
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Laser scleral microporation may restore visual performance in presbyopic eyes.
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Universities take action to make change.
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What safety concerns relate to the gene therapy approach to vascular retinal diseases?
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Scleral lens best nonsurgical technology to treat keratoconus.
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Cross-linking and scleral lenses go hand in hand.
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Strategy of scleral lenses, cross-linking effective in treating keratoconus.
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Better delivery systems needed for retinal diseases.
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Pharmaceutical therapies for presbyopia may bridge gap until surgery is needed.
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Strategies for sustained anti-VEGF delivery aimed at consistent dosing, durability.
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