10/24/2018 | Phoebe Harkin
The latest ophthalmology news – in brief
10/24/2018
Positive results spur a pivotal phase III trial for choroideremia gene therapy
A Canadian study asks: are older physicians an increased risk to patients during surgery?
As a Nobel Prize in Physics goes to a woman for the first time in 55 years, we shine a stark light on the issues faced by women in ophthalmology.
09/19/2018 | Roy Freeman and Vance Thompson
Roy Freeman of RxSight guides us through the technology
09/19/2018 | Gary Wörtz
Keeping the future of ophthalmology open to adjustment and new technologies
09/19/2018 | Harvey Uy
How modular technologies hold the promise of perfect vision for patients
09/19/2018 | Ruth Steer
Leading lights in the field of cataract and refractive surgery consider the impact of adjustable technologies
09/19/2018 | Ralph Chu
Why I think femtosecond laser adjustment of IOLs is the future of cataract and refractive surgery
09/19/2018 | Liliana Werner
We discuss the potential of adjustable lens technology with Liliana Werner, one of the world leaders in IOL research.
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