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Controlling your Dry Eye Disease: Significance of Compliance 

By Dr. Diana Nguyen  If you’re living with dry eye disease, you know how uncomfortable it can be with burning, irritation, redness, or that gritty “sand in your eyes” feeling. What many people don’t realize is that dry eye is a chronic disease that can’t be cured with a quick fix. It is a chronic disease that requires building healthy, consistent habits at home to…
Education & Awareness, Wellness & Lifestyle •

From Nine Tests to Three Steps: Professor James Wolffsohn on DEWS III

Sponsored by Espanione Group   One in three adults carries a dry eye diagnosis, and most are still underdiagnosed and undertreated. TFOS DEWS III is the most significant update to how we define, diagnose and treat the disease, and is genuinely easier to use at the chair.  Join Professor James Wolffsohn, Professor and Dean of Optometry at Aston University and a member of…
Diagnosis, Treatment, Management, Education & Awareness, Product Information •

Why Upper Eyelids Matter

Why Upper Eyelids Matter: Dr. Paul Karpecki Breaks Down New Evidence to Transform Your Meibomian Gland AssessmentSponsored by Meivertor If you are only imaging the lower lids, you might be missing half the story.  While upper eyelid meibography is often skipped in routine dry eye workups, emerging data reveals it frequently shows earlier, more severe, and more predictive gland changes than the lower…
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The Overlap Between Ocular Allergy and DED

Ocular allergy and dry eye disease (DED) frequently coexist, sharing overlapping symptoms, inflammatory pathways and patient frustration. During the allergy seasons, many patients labelled as ‘dry eye failures’ may be experiencing an unrecognized allergic component, or vice versa.   Effectively differentiating and managing both conditions is critical to improving outcomes and patient satisfaction.     Pathophysiological Interplay Ocular allergy induces a Type I hypersensitivity response, characterized by mast cell degranulation and…
Education & Awareness, Preventative Care •

Controlling Your Dry Eye Disease: Significance of Compliance by Dr. Diana Nguyen 

If you’re living with dry eye disease, you know how uncomfortable it can be with burning, irritation, redness, or that gritty “sand in your eyes” feeling. What many people don’t realize is that controlling dry eye is a chronic disease that can’t be cured with a quick fix. It is a disease that requires building healthy, consistent habits at home to…

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