An OU Health eye specialist explains who is most at risk, why symptoms are rare, and how early exams can prevent permanent blindness.

The latest investigations into a promising new genetic test for glaucoma - the leading cause of blindness worldwide - has found it has the ability to identify 15 times more people at high risk of ...

Regardless of whether it is a swept-source or spectral-domain platform, OCT angiography is comparably useful for monitoring ...

Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S. for those over forty, but this disease can develop at earlier ages of life as well. Intraocular pressure, fluid pressure inside the eye, can ...

Cases of this eye condition are expected to increase to 1.6 million in the UK by 2060.

MARY DUCKETT, a retired baby sitter and janitorial worker, was watching television one evening when she observed something floating in the air. She blinked and rubbed her eyes, but the object remained ...

What makes glaucoma especially dangerous is its lack of early symptoms. A doctor explains why screening matters.

A renewed focus on glaucoma comes with each new year, as January is Glaucoma Awareness Month.Glaucoma has been estimated to ...

Most of us don’t think much about our eyes unless something feels off. A headache, a fever, or even blurry vision can send us ...

January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, prompting Rutgers Health experts to underscore the importance of early detection and public awareness. Often progressing silently without noticeable symptoms, it ...

Glaucoma Awareness Month 2026 highlights how a family history of kala motia can raise your risk of vision loss up to 10 times ...

Data estimates the prevalence of glaucoma currently is almost 50% higher than previously estimated and over 1.6 million ...