Moore’s widower, S. Robert Levine, MD, launched the nonprofit in his famous wife’s memory to advance research and accelerate treatment. Medscape Medical News
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What’s Good for the Heart Can Also Prevent Blindness
New research suggests that asymptomatic patients with significant risk factors for cardiovascular disease may also need to see an ophthalmologist. Medscape Medical News
UK Glaucoma Cases Set to Rise 60% by 2060, Study Warns
More than one million people in the UK may already have glaucoma, with cases projected to rise sharply by 2060, increasing demand for eye care services. Press Association
FDA Makes Ianalumab Breakthrough for Sjögren Disease
Results from two clinical trials on ianalumab for Sjögren disease show favorable safety and adverse event outcomes, contributing to this designation. Medscape Medical News
FDA Makes Ianalumab a Breakthrough Therapy for Sjögren’s
Results from two clinical trials on ianalumab for Sjögren disease show favorable safety and adverse event outcomes, contributing to this designation. Medscape Medical News
As Private Equity Sells Out, Will Eye Practices Fare Better?
PE ownership of ophthalmology practices has reshaped physician opportunities and patient care. Will things change with publicly held companies buying them out? Medscape Medical News
Eyeing Topical Options for Night Driving Problems
Impaired night vision affects 25 million Americans. Studies suggest topically reducing pupil size might help, especially for halo or starburst effects after refractive surgery. Medscape Medical News
US FDA Declines to Approve Outlook’s Eye Disease Drug for Second Time in 2025
Outlook Therapeutics said on Wednesday the U.S. health regulator has declined to approve its drug for a type of eye disease, dealing another blow in the company’s prolonged… Reuters Health Information
No Complications With First Human Robotic Cataract Surgery
A small proof-of-concept study of robotic-assisted cataract surgery reports successful outcomes with no treatment-related adverse events. Medscape Medical News
The 12 Dangers of Christmas
Echoing the 12 Days of Christmas, this festive guide outlines the seasonal risks clinicians can help patients avoid. Medscape News UK
Can a Visual Neuroprosthesis Communicate With the Brain?
A closed-loop cortical implant generates functional percepts of shape, motion, and letters in two individuals with acquired blindness. Medscape News Europe
Med Op-Ed: Climate-Induced Runny Nose, Pesky No-Shows, More
The clinical ramifications of longer pollen seasons; seeing deeper meaning in ‘Did Not Attends’; and scientific advances may soon transform glaucoma care. Medscape Medical News
AI Could Ease Caregiver Burden for Older Adults, Study Finds
Experts say many AI tools intend to support older adults, but trust, cost, and design gaps could slow adoption. Medscape Medical News
CDC: Women Hospitalized Ater Self-Injecting Botulinum Toxin
As state health departments report more botulism-like illnesses, consumers have easy access to unapproved products and information on how to self-inject. Medscape Medical News
CDC: Women Hospitalized After Self-Injecting Botulinum Toxin
As state health departments report more botulism-like illnesses, consumers have easy access to unapproved products and information on how to self-inject. Medscape Medical News
Which Diagnostic Steps Help Spot Sjögren Syndrome Early?
Early recognition of Sjögren syndrome is essential because timely diagnosis and coordinated follow-up reduce systemic complications, including the risk for lymphoma. Medscape News UK
Unexplained Pediatric Mucositis: Could It Be RIME?
Early diagnosis of reactive infectious mucocutaneous eruption is important to minimize potential long-term disease complications. Medscape Medical News
Indigenous Canadians Face Barriers to Adequate Eye Care
Vision care for Canada’s Indigenous population is marked by the absence of early disease detection, accessible services, and a national eye care strategy. Medscape News Canada
Ocular Rosacea Underappreciated in Dermatology and Beyond
For ocular rosacea, dermatologists can do more than hand off patients to ophthalmology by asking the right questions and applying treatments they are already using. Medscape Medical News
Systemic Therapy for Sjögren Closer With Phase 3 Success
Current treatment options have been limited to symptom control. Telitacicept, a novel fusion protein, and ianalumab, a monoclonal antibody, demonstrate improvement in disease activity. Medscape Medical News