- Tags: glaucoma
Research
Should normal-tension glaucoma patients be more closely monitored?
New research suggests certain NTG patients may need closer follow-up due to unstable visual field results.
Products
SpyGlass Pharma: New add-on CPT code supports BIM-IOL System
AMA approves application in conjunction with Category I cataract surgery codes; applies to investigational bimatoprost delivery system for IOP reduction in OAG and OHT.
Products
FDA clears Balance Ophthalmics' wireless-enabled IOP device for glaucoma
Next-generation iteration of the portable IOP-lowering system delivers patient usage data to clinical practices from nighttime monitoring.
Events
Registration opens for Eyes On Glaucoma 2026
The largest virtual glaucoma event of the year offers up to 5 hours of free CE from leading clinical experts in the industry.
Business
Bayer to acquire Perfuse Therapeutics, expanding ophthalmic pipeline
Deal includes the biotech’s investigational sustained-release implant currently in phase 2 clinical trials for glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy.
Products
Iantrek introduces AlloSpan Canal to its bio-interventional platform
Tech combines nitinol-guided canaloplasty with allogeneic biological scaffolding to restore and maintain Schlemm’s canal—without leaving synthetic hardware in the eye.
Research
Study: Smoking an unlikely risk factor for glaucoma
While the association between smoking and glaucoma was weak, smoking cessation remains important for well-being.
Research
IRIS Registry data analysis predicts goniotomy success rates
Study identifies new factors that predict successful outcomes following goniotomy.
Research
Skipping nighttime pillows may lower IOP for glaucoma patients
Study finds high-pillow position was associated with greater IOP fluctuation and jugular venous compression.
Research
Smart contact lens performs real-time IOP monitoring
New smart contact lens design demonstrates potential for long-term, non-invasive IOP monitoring for glaucoma patients.
Business
Avisi raises $10.7M to advance study on VisiPlate glaucoma device
Financing to support IDE-approved study evaluating the novel minimally-invasive bleb surgery shunt for lowering IOP via aqueous drainage control.
Events
AGS 2026 highlights best practices for surgery and new, evidence-based innovations
Did you miss the 2026 American Glaucoma Society (AGS) annual meeting? Not to worry—we've got the highlights.
Pipeline
Nicox reports positive pre-NDA FDA meeting for IOP-lowering drop
NO-donating bimatoprost formulation remains on track for a summer 2026 new drug application submission.
Research
Dual GIP-GLP-1 RA shows superior efficacy in lowering POAG, OHT risk
Tirzepatide consistently reduced the risk of glaucomatous disease compared to GLP-1 RAs, even among high-risk patients.
Research
Iron overload may increase glaucoma risk
Study proposes that systemic iron dysregulation is a modifiable risk factor for glaucomatous disease.
Pipeline
First patient treated with Calibreye System in IDE glaucoma study
The ADAPT trial is evaluating Myra Vision’s next-gen aqueous shunt drainage device for optimizing IOP reduction in patients undergoing glaucoma surgery.
Research
Pseudoexfoliation glaucoma is most prevalent among Indigenous populations in the US
Study finds American Indian or Alaska Native patients are impacted by PXG and PG nearly threefold more than the general U.S. population.
Products
FDA approves Glaukos' iDose TR for repeat treatment labeling
Travoprost intracameral implant can now be re-administered using a repeat treatment protocol—enabling greater flexibility in glaucoma patient management.
Research
Beta-zone PPA may be major glaucoma disease marker for Black patients
Beta-zone PPA was linked with RNFL thinning, suggesting it may be a feature of glaucomatous change.
Pipeline