Business and Innovation

A new wearable device detects the early signs of diabetic autonomic neuropathy before damaging symptoms appear

A head-mounted iPhone-based ophthalmoscope is the latest step in the rapidly evolving world of smartphone fundoscopy

At last, a unique and useful function for femtosecond laser systems has emerged.

Sitting Down With Dan Myers, President and CEO of Alimera Sciences, Inc.

More money-saving combinations of smartphones and snap-on adapters that enable you to perform eye examinations on-the-go.

Transforming complex, invasive and risky glaucoma surgery into a safe, elegant, and precise procedure.

At the age of 39, I left a satisfying career in the United States to follow a dream of building a world-class eye institute in my native India.

Google is developing contact lenses that will help patients monitor their glucose status. The technology is not entirely new, but the company’s infrastructure, experience and muscle suggest that it could have a substantial medical and commercial impact.

An iPhone, an app, and a 20 D lens, along with a bit of practice, will get you fundus photographs in a pinch

One of the most striking aspects of ophthalmology has been the intensity of manufacturers’ stated commitment to innovation.