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Information about the COVID-19 pandemic is changing rapidly, and it is crucial that we all pay close attention to the latest updates. 

Identical Twin Eye Images Lead to Promising Alzheimer’s Discovery 

A pair of 96-year old identical twins, one with advanced Alzheimer’s Disease (

Glaucoma worsens slowly in most patients who are affected with the disease, but a substantial number of patients with glaucoma show at least moderate progression over time based on m

Leveraging artificial intelligence requires humans to teach computers how to recognize patterns in data.

We are pleased to have had many faculty and trainees present during the American Glaucoma Society Annual Meeting held February 27 - March 1, 2020 in Washington, DC.

Presentations:

As Duke Eye Center’s research portfolio has become more complex and multidimensional, the department of ophthalmology will take a different approach to manage and plan that domain.

Felipe Medeiros, MD, PhD was the lead investigator for the clinical trial of a recently FDA approved glaucoma treatment, Allergan's DURYSTA [™] (bimatoprost implant) the first and only intracameral

Congratulations to third year resident C.

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Systemic therapy offers sustained control, avoids cataract formation

Congratulations to Sophie Cai, MD on receiving the Detroit 2020 Motor City Retina Travel Grant, to be