The retrospective study finds no significant differences in patient-reported dryness or unstimulated salivary flow, highlighting the need for randomized trials. Medscape Medical News
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Metformin Linked to Less Gland Inflammation in SjD
The retrospective study finds no significant differences in patient-reported dryness or unstimulated salivary flow, highlighting the need for randomized trials. Medscape Medical News
Aflibercept 8 mg Delivers Real-World Gains in Diabetic Edema
In real-world practice, treatment-naive patients with diabetic edema who receive high-dose aflibercept have better vision and less retinal swelling, especially those with worse baseline vision. Medscape Medical News
TNF-alpha Inhibitors Linked to Lower Risk for Glaucoma
The use of TNF-alpha inhibitors is associated with a lower risk of developing primary open-angle glaucoma and requiring certain glaucoma treatments, a study finds. Medscape Medical News
Vague Symptoms, Serious Infection: 5 Points on Neurosyphilis
Untreated neurosyphilis can lead to irreversible vision loss, hearing loss, and paralysis. Get a concise review of the key diagnostic and treatment considerations. Medscape Medical News
Dry Eye Disease: Beyond Tear Deficiency
Dry eye disease is more than tear deficiency. Dr Christopher Rapuano reviews its burden, key diagnostic mimics, practical evaluation, and individualized treatment options for ocular surface disease. Medscape
Cosmetic Eye Burns, Retinal Chip, Lens-Drug Combo: AAO News
Researchers examine emergency department data on a major source of eye injuries, a system to improve vision in geographic atrophy, and one intervention that might address both cataracts and glaucoma. Medscape Medical News
Researchers Urge Adding Dry Eye Treatment to Menopause Care
Dry eye is common, hormonally mediated, and underrecognized in menopause, and a study argues clinicians should screen for it. Medscape Medical News
Same-Day Cataract Surgery in Both Eyes: Safe, With Caveats
A study of almost 800 people who had cataract surgery in both eyes in one visit found no extraordinary safety issues, but that does not mean it’s suitable for everyone. Medscape Medical News
Dry Eye Disease: 5 Things to Know
Dry eye disease requires targeted, phenotype-directed care beyond basic artificial tears. Discover five key clinical insights on meibomian gland dysfunction and novel water-free therapies. Medscape Ophthalmology
Conference MDAngle ACR 2026 SLE/Lupus Nephritis
Insights from ACR 2026, including anticipated presentations, key takeaways, and how emerging SLE and lupus nephritis research may affect patient care. Medscape
Novel Prediction Tools and New Therapeutic Targets for DPN
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is among the most common and debilitating complications of type 2 diabetes, but early detection and effective treatments remain challenging. Medscape Medical News
Researchers Perform First Robotic Human Eye Injection
A team based in Switzerland says their robot reacts up to 20 times faster than a human while injecting into the eye. Medscape Medical News
Schirmer Test Performs Poorly but May Have Other Uses
Despite the Schirmer test’s existing limitations, the strips it uses may contain invaluable data for ultimately identifying different endotypes of Sjögren disease. Medscape Medical News
Personalized Care Is the Future of Dry Eye Management
New insights into dry eye disease are advancing personalized care, using underlying causes, targeted diagnostics and treatment to improve outcomes and quality of life. Medscape
Psoriasis and Its Comorbidities: 5 Things to Know
Psoriasis extends beyond the skin. Explore five key comorbidities, from psoriatic arthritis and cardiometabolic risk to mental health and ocular disease, to support comprehensive care. Medscape Dermatology
Study Supports In-Office Retinal Surgeries, but How Complex?
A study shows good outcomes for office-based retinal surgeries typically done in a hospital or ambulatory surgery center, but their complexity may be an open question. Medscape Medical News
A1c: Not as Useful in Practice as One Might Think
Ms Said and Dr Paauw explain several drawbacks of use of A1c in practice. Medscape Internal Medicine
Viral Culprit Behind Unexpected Eye Cases
Herpesviruses may underlie ocular conditions in ways that defy clinicians’ expectations. Medscape Medical News
Study Suggests Walking as a Tonic to Ward Off AMD
A study finds a link between moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and thicker retinal structures, which could help prevent age-related macular degeneration. Medscape Medical News