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Lee T. Nordan, MD, known to the ophthalmic community as one of the leading and innovative refractive surgeons, passed away Dec. 21, 2015 at the age of 69 from glioblastoma, a rare and extremely aggressive form of brain cancer. To his...

Severe myopia affected the attitudes of both Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan, but in opposite ways, according to biographer Edmund Morris. Since both of them became aware of their myopia in their early teens, it was obviously a...

Ophthalmology Times spoke with its Editorial Advisory Board members to get their thoughts on how the field of ophthalmology is growing, what advances they are highly anticipating, and what major hurdles ophthalmologists will face in...

Alimera Sciences features 10 physician case studies via webcast.

An investigational corneal inlay for presbyopia called the Raindrop had good near visual acuity results and patient satisfaction in a group of active patients.

A group of surgeons were faced with a suprachoroidal hemorrhage following trauma, and decided to break the rules when tackling the case, and came out with surprisingly good results.

The advent of gene therapy poses a new area of drug development for inherited and acquires ocular disorders.

Patients can now easily receive an eye exam in the comfort of their own home thanks to Opternative, a new online vision test.

Central retinal artery occlusion (CRAO) has been linked to a higher risk of undiagnosed cardiovascular problems than previously believed, according to a recent German study.

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