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MYRA VISION'S CALIBREYE™ TITRATABLE GLAUCOMA THERAPY™ SURGICAL SYSTEM SHOWCASED AT OPHTHALMOLOGY CONFERENCES, RECEIVING BEST PAPER AWARD AND RECOGNITION OF FUTURE PROMISE IN GLAUCOMA CARE - Vimarsana News

MYRA VISION'S CALIBREYE™ TITRATABLE GLAUCOMA THERAPY™ SURGICAL SYSTEM SHOWCASED AT OPHTHALMOLOGY CONFERENCES, RECEIVING BEST PAPER AWARD AND RECOGNITION OF FUTURE PROMISE IN GLAUCOMA CARE

Published: May 1, 2024

/PRNewswire/ -- Myra Vision, a Shifamed portfolio company, announced today its Calibreye™ Titratable Glaucoma Therapy™ (TGT) Surgical System, a next-generation...

Source: prnewswire.com
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Eyes on a Miracle - Vimarsana News

Eyes on a Miracle

Published: December 9, 2022

In West Africa, Duke eye surgeon Lloyd Williams is helping local doctors restore sight to the blind, a mission that is both easier and harder than you’d think.

Source: duke.edu
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Black People More Likely to Lose Eyesight From Glaucoma - Vimarsana News

Black People More Likely to Lose Eyesight From Glaucoma

Published: July 26, 2022

Glaucoma steals the vision of Black people more often than non-Hispanic White people.

Source: medscape.com
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