What we know about mucins and their role in protecting the eye from ocular surface disease.

How various kinases act within the eye and the potential for targeting them to produce therapeutic results.

The 20th anniversary of a landmark scientific discovery provides an opportunity to look into the future of ocular therapies.

An in-depth look at the two conditions common to many patients: allergic conjunctivitis and dry eye.

How the subject of Nobel-Prize-winning, landmark scientific research is making its way into our patients' eyes.

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

A look at the composition of our tears and the pros and cons of our current methods of tear measurement.

A guide to understanding the process known as allergen priming, which plays a key role in allergic conjunctivitis.

Ways to diagnose and categorize the disease, and thoughts on the best way to treat it when it occurs.

Knowing how bacteria grow and communicate may hold the key to future treatments for ophthalmic infections.