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Decreasing burden of wet AMD therapy
Investigators are optimistic about sustained-release ranibizumab delivery based on the phase II LADDER study. Learn what this means for patients with neovascular AMD.
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PODCAST: Embracing AI in DR, glaucoma and at the podium
In Part 2 of this EyePod episode, Rohit Varma, MD, continues the discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) and its increasing presence in diabetic retinopathy (DR) and glaucoma—and at the podium.
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IL-6 inhibition shows promise as treatment for non-infectious uveitis
In a placebo-controlled phase II study of patients with severe non-infectious uveitis involving the posterior segment, subcutaneous sarilumab demonstrated promising therapeutic activity.
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