Treatments
Anti-VEGF Eye Injections
“VEGF” is a protein that can cause diabetic retinopathy and wet macular degeneration. Here’s why injections in the eye work so well.
Read MoreLab Grown Retina is 1 Step Closer
Scientists may soon be able to “grow” a retina.
Read MoreWhat is Uveitis?
Iritis, or uveitis, refers to intraocular inflammation. Symptoms include pain, redness and sensitivity to light.
Read MoreSmart Contact Lenses – the future is now
Contact lenses are evolving into device that improve your health…and here’s how.
Read MoreWhat is Amblyopia?
Amblyopia is also known as “lazy eye.” It is a developmental loss of vision which is often correctable, but with timely treatment.
Read MoreDon’t Ignore Your Dry Eyes: Dry Eye Complications
Dry eye complications can be avoided with prompt recognition and treatment. Don’t ignore these common symptoms of dry eye.
Read MoreGene Therapy for Inherited Eye Diseases
Gene therapy continues to be at the forefront of research that shows promise for curing many inherited eye diseases.
Read MoreBiosimilars and Generic Drugs
Biosimilars refer to large proteins whereas generic drugs are copy exact molecular structure.
Read MoreWhat are Biosimilars?
Biosimilars are large proteins that compare to their biologic counterparrs. They are not the same as generic drugs.
Read MoreWhat Causes a Macular Hole?
Macular holes occur in perfectly healthy eyes. Here’s how a retina specialist will fix them.
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