What is keratoconus?: A rare but deadly disease
A recent review examined advances in diagnosing and treating keratoconus, a disease in which the cornea becomes thin and develops an irregular cone-like shape....
Cataract’s danger: Age-Related Cataract
A large systematic review examined how common age-related cataracts are in different regions and age groups. Researchers analyzed 45 studies involving 161,947 participants to...
A recent medical advancements on Uveitis: Hope to patients
A medical review examined the diagnosis and treatment of uveitis, an inflammatory disease affecting tissues inside the eye. Symptoms may include eye pain, redness,...
High Myopia: To what extant an eye can go bad?
A recent review examined the medical complications of high myopia, a condition usually caused by excessive lengthening of the eyeball. Although glasses or surgery...
Why does our eyes get dried?: A scientific reason behind it
A medical review examined dry eye disease, a condition in which the tears cannot properly protect and lubricate the eye. Patients may experience burning,...
Warnings to diabete patients: Diabetic retinopathy
A recent review examined diabetic retinopathy, a serious eye complication that affects many people with diabetes. Long-term high blood sugar can damage retinal blood...
Mascular Degeneration: Notice to elders
A medical review examined the diagnosis and treatment of age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. This disease damages the macula, the central part of the...
What is Glaucoma?
A major medical review examined how glaucoma damages the optic nerve and gradually causes permanent vision loss. The disease often develops without early symptoms,...
Soft Robots: Why Engineers Are Building Robots Without Hard Metal Frames
Most robots are built from rigid metal links, motors, and joints. This structure gives them strength and precision, but it also makes them less...
Biodegradable Electronics: Can Devices Disappear After Use?
What Are Biodegradable Electronics?
Most electronic devices are designed to last, but that is not always useful. A temporary medical sensor may only be needed...