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How AI Could Make Autism Screening More Accessible

How AI Could Make Autism Screening More Accessible

Researchers at Penn Engineering and the Kennedy Krieger Institute are developing CAMI-2DNet, an AI tool that uses ordinary video to assess children’s motor imitation. The...
Stereoacuity Testing 101: How to Screen Depth Perception in Pediatric Eye Exams

Stereoacuity Testing 101: How to Screen Depth Perception in Pediatric Eye Exams

A child can pass 20/20 acuity testing and still have deficient depth perception. This clinical guide explains why stereoacuity testing is essential in pediatric eye...
Low Vision Assessment for Aging Patients: Charts, Occluders & Lighting

Low Vision Assessment for Aging Patients: Charts, Occluders & Lighting

Accurate low vision assessment in aging patients requires more than a Snellen chart. This guide covers ETDRS chart protocols, occluder selection for elderly patients, pathology-specific...
diagnosis

How Eye Scans Could Improve Early Disease Diagnosis

Researchers in the UK are exploring how eye scans combined with health data could help identify disease risks earlier and support preventative healthcare strategies. ...
sports

How One NBA Player Is Raising Awareness For Sports Eye Safety

NBA player Trey Jemison III is helping raise awareness about sports eye safety after retinal health concerns led him to adopt protective eyewear throughout his...
screen

Is Screen Time Fueling A Vision Crisis?

Growing screen time and reduced outdoor activity may be contributing to rising myopia rates and increasing concerns about long-term vision health. ...
optometry

Georgia To Launch First College Of Optometry

Georgia Southern University received state funding to establish Georgia’s first College of Optometry and expand future vision care access. ...
eye

Singapore Study Highlights Benefits of Community-Based Eye Care

A Singapore study explored how community-based primary eye care can improve access, referral confidence, and collaboration between ophthalmologists, optometrists, and primary care teams. ...
myopia

Could Sunlight Exposure Help Predict Myopia Risk in Children?

Researchers found children spending 7+ hours outdoors weekly had lower myopia risk, while CUVAF may improve pediatric myopia screening accuracy. ...
data

Ophthalmology Real World Data Standards

A Delphi consensus highlights the need for standardised real-world data methods to improve ophthalmology research and patient outcomes. ...
headache

Could Viagra and Cialis Lower Glaucoma Risk?

New research is exploring whether common ED medications such as Viagra and Cialis may be linked to lower glaucoma risk. ...
headache

Migraine Research May Have Implications for Eye Health

Emerging migraine treatment research may reveal broader implications for glaucoma risk, vascular health, and long-term eye health. ...
vision

What Vision Screening Guidelines Actually Mean

State vision screening guidelines distinguish between instrument-based photoscreeners and functional visual acuity screening in school programs. ...
vision

Photoscreeners vs Functional Vision Screening

Instrument-based photoscreeners and functional vision screening systems serve different roles in school vision screening programs. ...
eye

Preventable Eye Diseases in Montana

Montana’s outdoor lifestyle, UV exposure, and rural conditions can increase the risk of preventable eye diseases and long-term vision damage. ...
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