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BlackDoctor Pro Editors
01/07/2026

Black People Far More Likely to Get Glaucoma, This Study Can Explain Why

Glaucoma genetics study identifies risk variants in Black patients, enabling early screening and personalized treatments. Read the full analysis.

Ophthalmology

Nicole Johnson
07/21/2025

Many Parents Do Not Recognize Impact of Screen Time on Eye Health

Only 50% of parents recognize screen time's major impact on children's eye health. Encourage outdoor activities. Read full analysis.

Ophthalmology

medical advocacy, healthcare advocacy, healthcare education, patient advocacy

Joseph Coney MD, FACS
06/25/2025

OP-ED: The Critical Need for Medical Advocacy in Healthcare Education

Advocacy in medical education is crucial to ensure patient safety and trust, especially for vulnerable communities. Read the full analysis.

Ophthalmology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
06/02/2025

Most Black Seniors Afraid of Cataract Surgery

Black seniors' fear of cataract surgery persists despite education; trust-building and cultural sensitivity crucial for overcoming barriers. Read more.

Diabetes & Endocrinology

Joseph Coney MD, FACS
03/10/2025

OP-ED: Bridging the Gap in Diabetic Retinopathy Care for Black Patients

Early diabetic retinopathy detection can prevent vision loss in Black patients. Ensure timely screening and culturally competent care.

Ophthalmology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
11/08/2024

Genetic Testing Rate Lower for Blacks With Inherited Retinal Diseases

Genetic testing for inherited retinal diseases is less frequent in Black patients, impacting treatment options and clinical trial equity. Read more.

Diabetes & Endocrinology

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
07/05/2024

Semaglutide Linked to Sudden Vision Change NAION

Semaglutide use may increase NAION risk in T2D, obesity patients. Impacts vision health equity. Explore management strategies further.

Ophthalmology

$Prevalence of Uncorrected Refractive Error 14.6 Percent in Black Americans$

BlackDoctor Pro Editors
02/28/2024

Prevalence of Uncorrected Refractive Error 14.6 Percent in Black Americans

14.6% of Black Americans 40+ have uncorrected refractive error. Addressing this can reduce visual disability disparities. Read more.

Ophthalmology

Nicole Johnson
11/29/2022

Mean Length of Preclinical Detectable Phase of Glaucoma >10 Years

Open-angle glaucoma's preclinical phase exceeds 10 years. Consider 5-year screening intervals for optimal detection. Explore full study details.

Ophthalmology

Nicole Johnson
11/22/2022

Blacks With Glaucoma at Higher Risk for Visual Field Loss

Blacks face higher POAG-related visual field loss risks than Whites. Explore implications for early detection and intervention strategies.

Ophthalmology

Maya Moore
11/22/2022

Odds of Poor Vision Increased for Black, Mexican, Low-Income Teens

Black, Mexican, low-income teens face higher odds of poor vision. Access to care crucial to reduce disparities. Read more.

Ophthalmology

Daniel Brown
11/22/2022

One in Nine Patients With Wet AMD Skip Follow-Up

11% of wet AMD patients miss follow-ups, higher odds in African Americans. Consider strategies to improve adherence. Read more.

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