This week, researchers develop the most impressive bionic eye to date, DeepMind outperforms human experts in diagnosing AMD and a study reveals high levels of depression among ophthalmologists during the pandemic.

Investigators compared higher-order aberrations after small incision lenticule extraction in patients with and without intraoperative angle kappa adjustments.

This editorial addressed the necessary protection for healthcare workers against COVID-19, and discussed the possibility of conjunctivitis being a presenting sign of the disease.

This week, ophthalmology makes it onto a list of specialties at high risk for contracting COVID-19, emixustat impresses in phase 2 trials for Stargardt disease and a case study details a near-perfect example of crystalline lens feathering.

Investigators compared outcomes between 2 nonvalved glaucoma drainage devices: Molteno 3 and the Baerveldt.

Outcomes for cataract surgery with toric IOL in eyes with previous LASIK or PRK were examined in this study.

The Academy is sharing important ophthalmology-specific information related to the novel coronavirus, referred to as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The highly contagious virus causes the respiratory disease COVID-19.

Investigators evaluated the efficacy of intraoperative adjustments during external levator resection for involutional ptosis.

The authors describe a new neurophysiologic test called repetitive ocular vestibular evoked myogenic potentials for diagnosing myasthenia gravis

The Academy is sharing important ophthalmology-specific information related to the novel coronavirus, referred to as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The highly contagious virus causes the respiratory disease COVID-19.

This week, researchers discover an ocular drainage system linked to glaucoma, a super-resolution ultrasound technique shows promise for diagnosing ocular disease and physicians provide safe drive-through IOP checks during the pandemic.

This paper describes the experiences of parents of sons with X-linked retinoschisis.

This case series examined risk factors, onset timing and progression of epiretinal membrane after pars plana vitrectomy for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD).

This week, scientists create a device that mimics human blinking, NASA awards $5 million for retina research and reproxalap is being screened as a possible COVID-19 treatment.

The authors report the short-term outcomes of the new keratoprosthesis device Lux for corneal blindness.

With multiple viable treatments for Graves ophthalmopathy, this network meta-analysis performed on existing research asks what the most efficient and tolerable treatments are.

This research investigated the extent of environmental contamination and potential transmission of COVID-19 in hospital settings.

This paper discusses COVID-19 and transmission during otolaryngology procedures based on evidence from Wuhan and strategies deployed at Stanford University Hospital.

This review deliberates whether SARS-CoV-2 can access the central nervous system and contribute to acute respiratory distress.

Investigators evaluated whether structural grading of foveal hypoplasia could help in the diagnosis and prognosis of children with infantile nystagmus.

This study examined the origins of surgical errors and their prevention.

This paper presents virological assessment of patients diagnosed with COVID-19.

This small-scale 2008 study assessed the level of protection offered by N95, surgical and homemade facemasks in the general population.

In this randomized control trial from 2015, investigators examined the efficacy of cloth masks versus surgical masks.

This study assessed the tumor microenvironment of uveal melanoma using single cell analysis.