News Releases

Two of the world’s largest ophthalmic organizations have finalized their joint venture Eyecelerator™ to develop business conferences that accelerate innovation in ophthalmology.

New study shows diabetics with severe sleep apnea are at higher risk of treatment-resistant diabetic macular edema.

Physicians honored at AAO 2019 for exceptional service to patients and the profession.

A new, two-year study shows that treating children with eye drops and contact lenses was 28 percent to 38 percent more effective in slowing myopia.

New data shows patients maintaining vision after a single intravitreal injection of gene therapy

Two of the world’s largest ophthalmic organizations today announced a new collaboration to help accelerate the growth and success of companies focused on new therapies for eye disorders.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology announces the recipients of analytic programs from two funds developed to advance big data investigations of eye disease.

Award recipients to use IRIS Registry database to learn more about cataract surgery, retinal diseases, and pink eye

An annual report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shows that fireworks-related eye injuries have increased, from 700 in 2016 to 1,200 in 2017.

People in their 20s or 30s are likely more concerned with launching careers and families than with their eye health. But this is the exact time of life to take action to preserve vision.