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Why the Diabetic Eye Exam Measure Still Matters in Medicare Advantage Star Ratings

CMS’s decision to retain the diabetic eye exam measure in Medicare Advantage Star Ratings keeps preventive vision care visible within diabetes management. The decision also...

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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. ...

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Ophthalmology Real World Data Standards

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

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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. ...

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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. ...

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What Vision Screening Guidelines Actually Mean

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

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Photoscreeners vs Functional Vision Screening

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

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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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How Eye Care Professionals Can Improve Access to Refractive Error Services

Noelle Whitestone discusses global barriers to refractive error services and how outreach, screenings, and accessibility can improve vision care. ...

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Why Myopia Is Affecting More Children Earlier Than Ever

Doctors say rising myopia rates in children are linked to near work, reduced outdoor activity, and modern lifestyle habits. ...

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Early Intervention Improves Long-Term Outcomes

Early intervention services before age 3 show lasting academic benefits, with improved outcomes seen years later in children with developmental delays. ...

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What Happens After a Failed School Vision Screening? A Guide for Early Childhood School Nurses

Good-Lite contributes to UMSL’s Eyeball 2026, supporting optometry students with essential tools and celebrating the next generation of professionals. ...

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Vision Research Advances in Myopia and Visual Recovery

Emerging vision research is advancing understanding of myopia and how the brain adapts following disease-related vision loss. ...

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Pediatric Vision Care and Behavioral Myopia Strategies

Behavioral approaches in pediatric vision care are shaping how clinicians manage myopia risk through lifestyle, environment, and early intervention. ...

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Understanding the Rise of Pediatric Myopia and Screen Time

The increasing prevalence of myopia among young people is a significant concern for the vision care industry. This article examines the connection between screen time...

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