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Low-dose atropine did not significantly slow myopia progression in children with inherited retinal diseases (IRDs) after accounting for age-related changes, according to a study. Researchers analyzed 262 refractive examinations from...
Some red light myopia devices reached safety exposure limits within seconds, raising concerns about their use at standard treatment times, according to a new study. Investigators examined Sky-n1201, Future Vision,...
Nearly one-quarter of myopic schoolchildren experience dry eye symptoms that are mainly associated with reduced tear volume, according to a study. The study included 224 children aged 7 to 14...
Jason Yam, MD, of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, spoke at AAO 2025 about the LAMP1 study, which assessed the safe and optimal way to discontinue atropine treatment for...
LASIK is effective for both low and high myopia, but patients with high myopia tend to have slightly worse visual and refractive outcomes, even though the differences are small, and...
Children with a baseline spherical equivalent (SE) below +1.0 diopter are at increased risk for faster myopic progression, according to a study. Researchers analyzed STORM (Shanghai Time Outside to Reduce...
Wearing specialized diversified segmental defocus optimization (DSDO) spectacle lenses significantly reduced the 1-year risk of developing myopia and slowed myopic progression in children, according to results from a clinical trial....
A recent analysis has found no signs of publication bias in the current literature on treatments for controlling myopia progression, suggesting that reported benefits of these interventions are likely reliable....