Here we are on the cusp of a new decade. There are all kinds of new things in literally every pipeline in eye care.
As it has been for at least 10 years, dry eye disease remains fertile ground for growing new products, especially those that will treat both signs and symptoms of DED. After the introduction and rapid uptake of new ways to diagnose DED over the last decade, there is not much going on in that domain. Think of diagnostics as a previously productive bit of farmland lying fallow for a bit. Still, with so much happening on the therapeutic side, this is a good time to review how we
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