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Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) appear to offer protection against developing uveitis, but the association may be modest and additional studies are needed. … [Read more...] about There May Be a Reduced Risk in Developing Uveitis With GLP-1RA Use

The only typing clinicians may need to do in the future is to enter their login information.AI scribes have the capability to transform health care, and a randomized trial demonstrated its benefits at both the system and clinician level.The investigation found clinicians who used an AI scribe for 8 weeks could see approximately two more patients and increase billing roughly … [Read more...] about AI scribes significantly improve output, clinician satisfaction

ORLANDO — Eye care practitioners can use Collaborative Care, a new cloud platform launched by Zeiss Medical Technology, to share data and streamline referrals.“It’s bringing providers together, whether they’re optometrists connecting to other optometrists or optometrists connecting to MDs,” Austin Ghiossi, strategic marketing manager at Zeiss Medical Technology, told Healio at … [Read more...] about Zeiss Collaborative Care connects eye doctors in real time

Eyes with optic disc drusen appear to have higher levels of optic disc flavoprotein fluorescence than healthy eyes, suggesting potential for this imaging technique to provide an objective biomarker of disease burden. … [Read more...] about Flavoprotein Fluorescence Could Help Quantify Disease Burden in Optic Disc Drusen

WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — In this expert perspective from Hawaiian Eye 2026, Richard S. Davidson, MD, of University of Colorado Anschutz, said it is important to create awareness about neurotrophic keratitis.If a patient is suspected to have neurotrophic keratitis, the physician needs to establish that the patient has decreased corneal sensitivity.“I would encourage all of you to pay … [Read more...] about VIDEO: ‘Significant’ corneal findings seen with neurotrophic keratitis