Hopkins Study Shows 30-Day Soft Contact Lenses Pose Very Small Risk of Vision Loss Transplant Rejection Drug Holds Promise for Inflammatory Eye Disease Scientists Focus on "Dwarf Eye" Novel Adhesive Found Effective for Sealing Corneal Incisions Hopkins Study Shows Older Children also Benefit from "Lazy Eye" Treatment Study Offers New Hope to Older Patients with Vision Problems and an Alternative to Ocular Implant Surgery Babies' Vision and Hearing
Cataracts in Brief
Conjunctivitis: Causes and Symptoms
Eye Cancers in Brief
Eyeglasses
Glaucoma Leading Cause of Blindness in Hispanics
LASIK Eye Surgery
Low Vision and Driving
Organ Donation
Preoperative Information for Patients
Sexually Transmitted Infections and the Eyes
Styes in Brief
The Next Wave in LASIK
You'll Poke Your Eye Out Kid
The Johns Hopkins White Papers: Vision Reviews the current knowledge of cataracts, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. Also discusses ways to cope with low vision. New topics include: - Steps you can take to avoid cataract surgery
- A new surgical procedure for open-angle glaucoma
- Can antioxidant vitamins and zinc help preserve your vision?
- The relationship between cholesterol-lowering drugs and diabetic retinopathy
 The Eye Book: A Complete Guide to Eye Disorders and Health.
Gary H. Cassel, M.D., Michael D. Billig, O.D., and Harry G. Randall, M.D.
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