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Unlocking the Promise of Nanomaterials

Unlocking the Promise of Nanomaterials

It used to be that if you received a diagnosis of glaucoma, chances were good that you would eventually lose vision to some degree. That began to change with the development of drugs that lower intraocular pressure, elevated levels of which can drive glaucoma.

10 on TED

The management of thyroid eye disease (TED) requires a multi-disciplinary approach. Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Medicine experts Andrew Carey and Edward Kuwera answer 10 questions about TED, including what patients can expect ...

Game-Changer: How a Simple Quest Led to a Discovery That Promises to Change Lives

Game-Changer: How a Simple Quest Led to a Discovery That Promises to Change Lives

Laura Ensign set out to develop a formula to improve the absorption of eye drops, but when she and her team began looking at data on their new formula, they made a stunning discovery.

Home Monitoring of Eye Pressure Comes of Age

Home Monitoring of Eye Pressure Comes of Age

A home-based test may ease the burden for the estimated 3 million people in the U.S. with glaucoma, who require regular monitoring of eye pressure.

Implant Offers an Alternative to Eye Drops for Glaucoma Patients

Implant Offers an Alternative to Eye Drops for Glaucoma Patients

More than half of glaucoma patients don’t adhere to their prescribed treatment plans due to factors that include difficulty in applying eye drops and forgetfulness. A new implant is poised to change that.

New Center Focuses on Genetic Eye Diseases

New Center Focuses on Genetic Eye Diseases

The Wilmer Genetic Eye Disease Center (GEDi) at Johns Hopkins Medicine offers coordination of care, dedicated genetic counseling and access to all sub-specialties of ophthalmology to patients with genetic eye diseases.

Study Highlights the Need for Workplace Eye Safety Awareness

Study Highlights the Need for Workplace Eye Safety Awareness

Open globe injuries occur when the outer membranes of the eye are breached due to trauma. Who is at risk, and what measures can be taken to prevent these often devastating injuries?

Building a Better Cornea

Building a Better Cornea

Partnering with Industry to Improve Patient Outcomes

Advances in Strabismus Care for Adults and Children

Advances in Strabismus Care for Adults and Children

Improving outcomes with Lancaster Red-Green testing and adjustable suture surgery

The Power of Artificial Intelligence

The Power of Artificial Intelligence

Across Wilmer, scientists are harnessing the promise of “deep learning” to transform research and patient care.

Hopkins researchers chart a course for AI-aided diagnosis of degenerative eye conditions

Hopkins researchers chart a course for AI-aided diagnosis of degenerative eye conditions

An interdisciplinary team discovers that machine diagnostics using deep learning can match the performance of human ophthalmologists

The (Remote) Eye Doctor Will See You Now

The (Remote) Eye Doctor Will See You Now

The ophthalmology telemedicine program is saving patients considerable time and stress.

Renewed

Hopkins Medicine Spring / Summer 2017

Neuroprotection – A Possibility For Glaucoma?

Neuroprotection – A Possibility For Glaucoma?

Cure Glaucoma Summer 2014

Eye Tumors May Hold Key to Better Understanding Cancer

Eye Tumors May Hold Key to Better Understanding Cancer

Retina Review Fall 2014

Artificial Corneas: A Glimmer of Hope Through the Cloud

Artificial Corneas: A Glimmer of Hope Through the Cloud

Sightline Special Edition Annual Report 2014

Predicting IOL Power for Pediatric Patients

Predicting IOL Power for Pediatric Patients

Kids Eye View Winter 2015

3-D Modeling: Improving Results of Orbital Surgery

3-D Modeling: Improving Results of Orbital Surgery

Sightline Special Edition Annual Report 2014

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