Is weekly or daily atropine more effective for pediatric myopia management?
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Is weekly or daily atropine more effective for pediatric myopia management?

Weekly 1% atropine drops may be a potentially effective treatment in younger and mildly myopic patients.
Atropine 0.05% for myopia shows promise in 5-year LAMP study
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Atropine 0.05% for myopia shows promise in 5-year LAMP study

Extended data builds on prior 1-year and 3-year findings regarding atropine effectiveness for childhood myopia.
Atropine efficacy may be influenced by race, eye color
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Atropine efficacy may be influenced by race, eye color

Study may shed light on how atropine effects differ among certain population characteristics.
Low-dose atropine study in myopic pediatrics contradicts prior research
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Low-dose atropine study in myopic pediatrics contradicts prior research

Randomized, U.S.-based trial reveals surprising lack of efficacy for atropine, 0.01%
Ortho-k and atropine combo may slow pediatric myopia
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Ortho-k and atropine combo may slow pediatric myopia

Combination therapy demonstrated significant reduction in axial length elongation for the first 1.5 years of treatment.
Low-dose atropine shows benefits for pediatric myopia progression
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Low-dose atropine shows benefits for pediatric myopia progression

New study supports the use of 0.01% atropine eye drops (NVK002).
Nightly atropine may lead to lower incidence of myopia
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Nightly atropine may lead to lower incidence of myopia

New study finds 0.05% atropine eye drops has the potential to significantly reduce fast myopic shift.
Harrow launches next-gen atropine formulations
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Harrow launches next-gen atropine formulations

Patent-pending, compounded formulation is available in three concentrations.
Study finds atropine has negative effects post-glaucoma surgery
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Study finds atropine has negative effects post-glaucoma surgery

Patients report a reduction in visual quality following trabeculectomy.
National trial to test preventative atropine drops for pediatric myopia
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National trial to test preventative atropine drops for pediatric myopia

The University of Houston and The Ohio State University researchers partner on NEI-funded study to test if low-concentrated drops delay onset of myopia.
FDA accepts NDA for Sydnexis's low-dose atropine for pediatric myopia
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FDA accepts NDA for Sydnexis's low-dose atropine for pediatric myopia

Once-daily drop features unique establishing excipient to avoid rapid atropine degradation; may become first eye drop with 3-year shelf-life.
New FDA approval for a diabetic retinopathy screening tool. — Weekly Glance
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New FDA approval for a diabetic retinopathy screening tool. — Weekly Glance

AEYE Health has received FDA clearance to market its diagnostic screening system for diabetic retinopathy.
iVeena submits IND to FDA for pediatric myopia clinical trial
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iVeena submits IND to FDA for pediatric myopia clinical trial

Company plans to initiate a multinational phase 2 study on IVMED-85, a PF and non-atropine daily eye drop intended to improve refraction and decrease AE rates.
Eyenovia's phase 3 pediatric myopia trial fails primary goal
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Eyenovia's phase 3 pediatric myopia trial fails primary goal

Company reports insignificant findings on drug-device combo of low-dose atropine and its Optejet system; announces next steps.