Using Artificial Intelligence to Personalize Glaucoma Care
Mass Eye and Ear glaucoma specialist Nazlee Zebardast, MD, MSc is harnessing the power of big data and artificial intelligence (AI) in an effort to ...
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New Mass Eye and Ear Program Offers Tinnitus Management Skills
The Tinnitus Management Program at Mass Eye and Ear aims to help people live with the debilitating effects of tinnitus. Tinnitus is one of the most ...
Keeping Contact Lenses Clean Can Prevent Serious Eye Infections
People commonly make mistakes with contact lens hygiene. Amy Watts, OD, weighed in on the best practices and safety tips for contact lens wearers. Are you ...
Are Eyelash Extensions and Serums Safe for Your Eyes?
If you’ve ever wished your eyelashes were longer, fuller or darker, you’re not alone. Eyelash enhancements continue to grow in popularity—particularly in the last couple ...
Everything You Need to Know About Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery
Cosmetic eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is the second-most common cosmetic surgery procedure in the United States. In 2020, more than 325,000 patients underwent the surgery, ...
Reading Glasses in a Bottle?
Patients are buzzing about a new eye drop, Vuity, that aims to help people who have trouble seeing close-up objects clearly. Focus spoke with vision ...
Sleepwalking? Sleep Talking? It’s No Laughing Matter
Karen Lee, MD, a member of the Sleep Medicine and Surgery Division at Mass Eye and Ear, Longwood, explains the science behind unwanted sleep behaviors. Sleepwalking ...
What It Means to Be a “Glaucoma Suspect”
Comprehensive ophthalmologist Laurel Tainsh, MD, and glaucoma specialist Michael Lin, MD, help clear up the confusion around this common yet poorly understood diagnosis. You’re at your ...
Which Factors Are Disrupting Our Sleep?
Sleep seven to nine hours a night and still wake up exhausted? If so, there may be something that’s disrupting your sleep. Mass Eye and ...
Knowing the Warning Signs of a Retinal Detachment Could Save Your Vision
Retinal detachments and tears can lead to the loss of sight and should be treated as emergencies. Focus spoke with retina surgeon Mohammad Dahrouj, MD, ...
Why Do We “Spin” After a Few Too Many Drinks?
Matthew Crowson, MD, a member of the Vestibular Division at Mass Eye and Ear, explained how too much alcohol can lead to an acute case ...
Baby Luna’s First Sounds
At six months old, Luna James Pray was the youngest child to undergo bilateral cochlear implants at Mass Eye and Ear after being born with ...
