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Mouse vision is presumed to have low spatial resolution – but the discovery of the focea begs to differ
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Kevin Waltz is The Ophthalmologist's Editorial Advisory Board Member and frequent contributor; her are some of his best articles we have published
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Single gene testing may not be sufficient to identify a high risk of glaucoma
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Robert MacLaren is The Ophthalmologist's regular contributor; here, we revisit the most interesting of his articles and conversations
What new lessons about using telemedicine in eye care have we learned over the past several months?
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A smartphone-based app that can screen for eye health in the absence of an ophthalmologist improves follow-up attendance at appointments
07/23/2021 | Parsin Haji Reza
Hi-res imaging, full eye penetration, and no direct eye contact? This is what PARS is offering – potentially revolutionizing ophthalmic diagnostics
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This month's image shows a heart-shaped cataract.
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Is earlier, more aggressive glaucoma intervention the key to reducing disproportionate blindness in the African American community?
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