OCT 01, 2024 EURETINA 2024 Ophthalmology, Retina/Vitreous At the EURETINA 2024 symposium, Dr. Stephanie Campbell, a renowned speaker, presented her research on...

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In Korea, there’s an unusual superstition: eating seaweed soup before an exam could lead to poor performance. This belief stems from the slippery texture...

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In recent medical advances, a significant study reported in the renowned journal, iScience, offers invaluable knowledge on the impact of Zika virus infection...

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A recent breakthrough in cataract research may offer a new alternative to surgery. A group of researchers, affiliated with the National Institutes of Health...

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A new breakthrough in the field of medical science has been made, where scientists have identified a blood protein that may serve as a predictor of prolonged...

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At the National Institutes of Health (NIH), scientists are making significant strides in the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the quality...

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In a recent study by the University of Cambridge, it was found that the clinical knowledge and critical thinking abilities of GPT-4, a sophisticated language...

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Uveitis, a rare eye disease characterized by inflammation, can be challenging to diagnose and monitor, especially its posterior and panuveitis forms. The...

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Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have recently discovered that a simple homemade play putty, often used by children in their crafts and...

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The detrimental eye condition known as trachomatous trichiasis, where the eyelashes turn inward and scratch the eye’s surface, can be effectively managed...

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