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“It’s a hypothesis grounded in measurable physiology that brings together many pieces of existing evidence.” — Jose-Manuel Alonso, Visual Neuroscientist, SUNY College of Optometry

This study raises questions about the efficacy of strabismus surgery in affecting myopia progression in pediatric patients with intermittent exotropia.

The study reveals critical disparities in follow-up eye care among children in underserved communities, identifying race and socioeconomic factors as key contributors. Targeted interventions are essential for improving these follow-up rates.

Explore the complexity of childhood myopia, a disorder that affects about 25% of people worldwide. Learn about the dangers, issues, and potential remedies that can help protect our kids’ vision.

Explore the impacts of sickle cell disease on ocular health through an insightful case study of an 11-year-old patient. Uncover the significance of vigilant monitoring, the promise of spontaneous regression, and the crucial role of various diagnostic tools in managing sickle cell retinopathy.

The intricate relationship between US youth and eyeglass usage is ridden with barriers such as cost, aesthetics, discomfort, and inconvenience. To combat the widespread issue of uncorrected refractive errors, a multi-faceted approach is essential.