Development and Evaluation of the Bengali 'Dristi' Eye Health App
Development and evaluation of the Bengali 'Dristi' eye health app shows promising accuracy for vision testing, with performance varying across healthcare settings.
Sociodemographic Factors and Eye Disease Knowledge in Afghanistan
Study in Afghanistan reveals low awareness of common eye diseases, with older age and higher education correlating to better knowledge.
The physical and mental aspects of quality of life among patients with eye diseases in Afghanistan
Study in Afghanistan reveals significant physical and mental health challenges among eye disease patients, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions.
Viet Nam Successfully Eliminates Trachoma as a Public Health Problem
Viet Nam officially eliminates trachoma as a public health problem, joining 20 other countries that have been validated by WHO.
Pattern of Uveitis in Northern Vietnam
Study in Hanoi, Vietnam reveals anterior uveitis as the most common form, with non-infectious causes predominating over infectious causes.
Protective Factors Against Myopia Progression in Vietnamese Students
Study in Hue City, Vietnam identifies outdoor sports as a protective factor against myopia progression, with significant incidence and progression observed among secondary school students.
Ocular Trauma Causes in the Philippines: Heatmap Development
Study in the Philippines develops a web-based application to visualize ocular trauma, revealing high incidence in females and work-related injuries as leading causes.
Blindness and Visual Impairment in Jiangsu Province in 2022
Study in Jiangsu Province highlights uncorrected refractive error as the leading cause of vision impairment and blindness, with significant improvements in outcomes for older adults.
Glaucoma Awareness in New Tertiary Eye Care Patients
Implementing health education at all levels is crucial in preventing glaucoma-related visual impairment
'Double Reduction' Policy and Myopia Trends in Chinese Students
Study shows China’s ‘Double Reduction’ policy effectively slowed myopia progression among schoolchildren, with stronger effects on mild to moderate cases.
