Scleral lenses and ocular surface disease

Scleral lenses provide patients with many benefits and are an extremely useful adjunct in treating patients with ocular surface disease, writes Damon Ezekiel

Equitable Māori eye health in practice

Ocular health disparities between Māori and non-Māori are well-recognised1, with current epistemologies of Western medicine failing to acknowledge the...

Should we put the eye into AI?

OK, I’ll admit it: as a journalist and copywriter, I use the artificial intelligence (AI) language model ChatGPT. Before your opinion of me sours, let...

Covid and ocular surface disease

In February of 2021, a 42-year-old woman was referred to our ocular surface disease clinic with ongoing symptoms of dry eye following her SARSCoV2 (Covid)...

Dry and cosmetics: what does the research tell us

The quest to enhance human beauty with eye makeup began thousands of years ago. Today it continues with an unremitting passion. But there is a dark side...

Inflammasomes and DED

The optimal management of dry eye disease (DED) often seems an enigma. A recently published collaborative review, by Ocular Surface Laboratory (OSL) and...

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