Glaucoma News

How Dry Eye Disease Affects OCT Image Quality Through Tear Film Instability Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has become one of the most valuable tools in modern eye care, allowing clinicians to evaluate retinal structures with remarkable precision. But even the most advanced imaging system depends on one often-overlooked factor: a stable ocular surface. Increasing evidence

Key Ophthalmology Updates from EyeWorld Weekly May 22: Innovations in Retina, Glaucoma, and Cornea Care Ophthalmology continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and the May 22, 2026 edition of EyeWorld Weekly delivered several important updates clinicians should pay attention to. From advances in retinal imaging to new perspectives in glaucoma care and corneal biomechanics,

Can COVID Cause Lingering Eye Damage and Vision Problems? Nearly six years after COVID-19 changed the world, researchers are still uncovering the virus’s long-term effects on the body. While most people associate COVID with respiratory symptoms, growing evidence suggests the virus may also leave behind lasting damage in the eyes. Some patients continue to experience

Spinach Eye Drops Show Promise for Treating Macular Degeneration For decades, the phrase “eat your spinach” has been a dietary mantra, often repeated by parents hoping their children would absorb the green vegetable’s legendary nutritional benefits. Popeye might have been onto something more than just muscle strength. A groundbreaking new study has transformed the humble

Leeds Surgeons Perform UK-First Brain Surgery Through Eye Socket Neurosurgery has always been synonymous with precision, risk, and often, dramatic incisions that require weeks of recovery. But a groundbreaking procedure performed in Leeds has fundamentally rewritten that narrative. For the first time in the United Kingdom, a team of surgeons successfully removed a brain tumor