Data comparing the popular glaucoma shunts continues to come in—and new surgical options show promise as well.

How a group of corneal specialists constructed an effective way to image the ocular surface without breaking the bank.

For ophthalmologists and others who  contemplate bringing a new ophthalmic product to market, some lessons from the front lines.

A look at the safety and efficacy of various therapies for the disease, from pharmaceuticals to surgical implants.

Two devices aim to make this increasingly common procedure safer, quicker, more consistent and less expensive.

Today’s high-tech handheld smart devices have remarkable capabilities—and ophthalmologists are learning to take advantage of them.

Retina tracking, new color modes and new anterior-segment features are some of the latest additions to OCT devices.

Cell-based therapies may one day prevent or even reverse blinding diseases of the retina. Here’s where we stand today.

Surgeons describe the inner workings of OptiMedica’s Catalys femtosecond laser and discuss its role in cataract surgery.

As today’s devices become more sophisticated, options designed to help those with limited vision are increasing.