Health Economics and Policy

What can ophthalmologists expect from the aging baby boomer generation?

Is a bimatoprost-eluting silicone ring a credible alternative to eyedrops?

A new association is identified between sleep apnea and AMD, which could put the OSA and POAG theory to bed

Indirect ophthalmoscopy is the gold standard for ROP diagnosis, but it comes with multiple challenges: logistical difficulties, legal liability, reproducibility problems, and a skills gap. Is telemedicine the answer?

The five-year follow-up data are in. Half of all patients retain BCVA of 20/40 or better, irrespective of drug used

Boosting banana carotenoid levels could reduce vision loss – particularly in Africa and Southeast Asia

Many patients visit the emergency room with ocular problems that might be better treated elsewhere – why? And what’s the solution?

Could patient self-testing help to free up eye clinics, and spot macular degeneration earlier than traditional testing methods?

OpenPrescribing.net shows some interesting trends in ophthalmic therapy prescription and spend over the last five years

A future of skyrocketing patient numbers in the clinic and technological advances means that the routine eye exam of tomorrow has to be substantially different. But how?