How Our Brain Drains Its Waste Products
and its relevance to our sleep quality and risk of neurodegenerative diseases
A podcast with @jonykipnis and illustrative summary of 3 of his recent review articles
https://t.co/X9OQIX6U42
Study shows high patient acceptance of immediately sequential bilateral cataract surgery within a one-stop “see-and-treat” pathway. This model streamlines care, enabling assessment and treatment of both cataracts in one visit. #OpenAccess#Ophthalmology
https://t.co/gykGtxzMyB
@joaquinfdezoft Interesante lo de la olopatadina. El sentido común diría: “aquellos alérgicos frotadores son los que más la usan”, luego es un factor asociado. Me siento como la PhilipMorris.
Niacin, the B vitamin that was previously used to improve lipid profile and reduce the risk of heart disease, promotes arterial inflammation and cardiovascular risk through its metabolites
https://t.co/ZZw51MgO0y
@NatureMedicine
#QvisionInside |#OftalmologíaBasadaEvidencia
(1/8) Compartimos la publicación de una Letter 📄 en la prestigiosa Revista Científica Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery.
We are thrilled to announce the FDA has approved the first-ever therapy for people living with #GeographicAtrophy (GA).
GA is an irreversible and progressive retinal disease that impacts over a million people in the U.S.