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Omega-3 supplement decreases dry eye symptoms in clinical trial
Patients taking an omega-3 supplement (TheraTears Nutrition, Advanced Vision Research) had a self-reported reduction in dry eye symptoms and an increase in tear volume and tear flow compared with a group of controls who received placebos, according to a pilot trial of dry eye patients reported in the journal Cornea.
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Sub-Bowman's keratomileusis flap size in dry eye not important
For healthy eyes undergoing sub-Bowman's keratomileusis using advanced technology, outcomes for efficacy and safety, including effects on dry eye, are similarly excellent using either an 8- or 9-mm diameter flap.
Dry eye drop eases function
Patients with dry eye disease using a proprietary artificial tear benefit with improved visual function as measured by a reduced contrast threshold.
Tear osmolarity a useful metric in dry eye
Measurement of tear film osmolarity may be the best way to diagnose and classify dry eye disease.
Alcaftadine allays ocular itching
A new ocular anti-allergy drug, alcaftadine ophthalmic solution 0.25% provides rapid onset and long duration of action for preventing ocular itching.
Olopatadine affords rapid onset for those with allergies
A drug that has rapid onset of action, few side effects, and long duration of effect with once-daily dosing is a boon to patients with allergic conjuntivitis when compliance is an issue.
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