3D printing can greatly improve access to the prosthetics. Medscape Medical News
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Anifrolumab Improves Multiple Sjögren Disease Measures
Early data from the ANISE-II study show that the lupus-approved treatment may also work well in managing Sjögren disease. Medscape Medical News
Gestational Diabetes May Raise Future Retinopathy Risk
In women with diabetes, a history of gestational diabetes is associated with a higher risk for diabetic retinopathy, with risk increasing as gestational diabetes severity increases. Medscape Medical News
Phase 3: Rapid Relief in Thyroid Eye Disease With Veligrotug
A five-infusion course of veligrotug is well tolerated and results in rapid improvements in diplopia, proptosis, and disease activity in patients with thyroid eye disease, a phase 3 trial shows. Medscape Medical News
Managing Localized Uveal Melanoma: New Guideline Review
Dr Teresa Amaral reviews new guidelines for localized uveal melanoma, covering enucleation, radiotherapy nuances, and the current evidence on adjuvant systemic treatment. Medscape Oncology
Eye Inflammation Tied to Anti-Adalimumab Antibody Formation
Patients with autoimmune diseases who experience ocular inflammation while on adalimumab have an increased risk of developing antibodies against the drug, according to a recent retrospective study. Medscape Medical News
Europe Moves Closer to New Retinal Disease Biosimilar
A new anti-VEGF biosimilar has moved closer to European approval for several vision-threatening retinal diseases, including choroidal neovascularization. Medscape News Europe
Cataract Surgery: 4 Things You Might Not Know
From mythical thorn bushes to flying aces, the remarkable history of one of medicine’s most routine procedures. Medscape Medical News
Imaging and Staging Essentials in Uveal Melanoma
Dr Teresa Amaral reviews new uveal melanoma guidelines, focusing on AJCC 8th Edition staging, the Liverpool prognostic tool, and the essential role of BAP1 and PRAME expression. Medscape Oncology
COVID Linked to Lasting Eye Problems
Individuals who have had COVID, especially severe cases, may face a higher long-term risk for eye problems, a recent study shows. Medscape Medical News
CUVAF: Objective Biomarker for Myopia Screening
Spending at least 7 hours a week outdoors halves children’s myopia risk; researchers propose conjunctival UV autofluorescence as a quick, objective screening tool for eye health. Medscape News Europe
Eye Care Sees Green: Recycling Comes for Contact Lens Waste
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Eye Care Goes Green: Recycling Comes for Contact Lens Waste
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10 Bucket List Vacation Ideas for Doctors
Discover the awe-inspiring destinations that top physicians’ ultimate travel wish lists. Medscape
Uveitis in Children Tied to Higher Inflammatory Disease Risk
Children and adolescents with noninfectious uveitis face an increased risk of developing immune-mediated inflammatory diseases compared with their peers in the general population. Medscape Medical News
Cosmetic-Related Eye Injuries in Kids Up Since 2020
Pediatric eye injuries related to use of cosmetics rose 5.6% from 2020 to 2024, with toddlers most commonly affected and teens showing the largest increases, a new study finds. Medscape Medical News
Single Bevacizumab Dose Sustains Trabeculectomy Success
A single injection of bevacizumab given during glaucoma surgery is associated with improved chances of surgical success even 3 years after the operation, a follow-up study of a clinical trial shows. Medscape Medical News
ESMO Update: New Guidance for Rare Uveal Melanoma
Dr Teresa Amaral breaks down the essential new guidelines for uveal melanoma. Stay ahead of the latest standards in patient care. Medscape Oncology
Talking Bot Wins Over Patients and Docs in Ophthalmology
A voice-based generative AI assistant designed for patient education in ophthalmology is well received by patients, healthcare professionals, and practice managers, according to a qualitative study. Medscape Medical News
Medscape Dermatologist Compensation Report 2026
US dermatologists report their 2025 compensation and satisfaction with it. Differences in doctor pay by gender, racial and ethnic group, and medical specialty are revealed. Medscape