January/February's research news

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January/February research news

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LASIK offers good long-term results for high myopes

CK effective over the long-term

MICS does not harm the cornea

Self-tonometry a feasible option

Glaucoma treatment increases graft failure risk

Transporters delay diabetic retinal damage

Triple therapy viable option for anti-VEGF responders

Anti-angiogenic found in tears

Half-top-hat wound configuration ideal

Ganglion cells help set the human body clock

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