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Most ophthalmologists have positive opinions on the concept and potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in ophthalmology, although some worry about its diagnostic accuracy, according to survey results presented at the 2021 Virtual AAPOS Meeting.
In this study, 80 AAPOS members voluntarily completed a web-based survey to determine perspectives of AI in ophthalmology. The mean number of years since graduating residency among AAPOS members who participated in the survey was 21…
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The majority of preschool students consistently wear their glasses at school during their first year of use, with those with poorer uncorrected baseline visual acuity being the most compliant, according to a study in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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Johnson & Johnson Vision releases new guide to help slow the progression of myopia in children
Johnson & Johnson Vision announced a new guide with recommendations for eye care professionals to assess, monitor and treat myopia in children.
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