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Myopia Prevalence, Ocular Metrics and Visual Activity in United States Optometry Students
Friday August 21, 2026
CONCLUSION: Myopia prevalence in this cohort of optometry students was high. Refractive error and axial length were associated with retinal and choroidal structure, vascular perfusion[...]
The Corresponding Author
Friday August 14, 2026
No abstract
Effect of active vision therapy on contrast sensitivity in bilateral amblyopia
Wednesday July 29, 2026
CONCLUSION: Active vision therapy leads to significant and accelerates improvements in CS among children with bilateral refractive amblyopia.
Early-onset Presbyopes: Functional Impact and the Need for Clinical Recognition
Wednesday July 22, 2026
No abstract
Objective amplitude of accommodation using different accommodative stimuli
Thursday July 09, 2026
CONCLUSIONS: While the objective push up procedure provided significantly higher findings than the push down and pull away techniques, the differences were small (mean ≤[...]
Visual acuity
Saturday May 09, 2026
Visual acuity is the simplest and most utilized assessment of visual function. Reductions in acuity may result from many causes, including diseases of the macula[...]
Is My Eye Examination Really Evidenced-Based?
Tuesday May 05, 2026
No abstract
Negligible Rebound in Myopia Progression Following Cessation of Treatment with 0.01% Atropine for 3 years: Year-4 Results from the CHAMP Phase 3 Clinical Trial
Wednesday April 08, 2026
CONCLUSIONS: Atropine sulphate ophthalmic solution (0.01%) exhibited negligible rebound in myopia progression after treatment cessation following 3 years of continued treatment, highlighting its potential as[...]
Tear molecule concentrations as potential biomarkers of digital eye strain
Tuesday November 25, 2025
CONCLUSIONS: Tear biomarkers could serve as objective tools for evaluating DES, offering a deeper understanding of the physiological mechanisms involved in the condition.
Comparison of visual function analysis of people with low vision using three different models of augmented reality devices
Wednesday October 08, 2025
We compared visual function in individuals with low vision (>20/60) using three different models of augmented reality (AR) devices: Ziru, IrisVision, and NuEyes-Pro3. The distance[...]
ON-Pathway visual acuity deficits in 8-12 years old children with unilateral amblyopia
Thursday September 25, 2025
Conventional visual acuity (VA) tests, using black optotypes on white background, may not fully detect subtle ON-pathway amblyopia deficits or increases in visual dark dominance.[...]
The need to address the myopia pandemic: summary report of the global myopia public health summit 2024
Monday September 22, 2025
The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes myopia as a significant public health concern, as its prevalence has been rising at an alarming rate worldwide. In[...]
The impact of break schedules on digital eye strain symptoms and ocular accommodation during prolonged near work
Wednesday June 04, 2025
This study evaluated the effects of four different break schedules on symptoms and signs of Digital Eye Strain (DES) during a 40-min reading task. Twenty-four[...]