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A US study involving 149 young people with diabetes found that non-white patients were less likely to have had a diabetic eye examination
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New research has highlighted the beneficial effects of regular exercise for both vision and cognition
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A new study reports optogenetic therapy helped a blind patient to locate, count and touch objects that he previously could not perceive
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US researchers have developed a new scaffold that could help with the implantation of photoreceptors grown from stem cells
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Lorraine Shields, a retina nurse in the UK, on working collaboratively to ensure that patients receive appropriate diabetes care
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The company says the new system is three times faster than the original iVue model
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The researchers believe the technology, which uses nanoparticles to deliver an RUNX1 inhibitor, could have applications in treating diseases relating to sight loss
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AEYE Health CEO, Zack Dvey-Aharon, speaks to OT about the company’s AI handheld fundus camera and its aim to make screening more accessible
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A gene therapy company reported results from a study involving patients with x-linked retinitis pigmentosa at the Euretina 2020 Virtual Congress