John G. Lawrenson
@jglawrenson
Ophthalmic Public Health Researcher at City St George’s, University of London. Senior Editor at Cochrane
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http://www.city.ac.uk/health/staff-directory/professor-john-lawrenson 16-05-2014 19:04:16
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        🔊JUST PUBLISHED The Cochrane Library Is #AI better than humans at diagnosing exudative age-related macular degeneration #eAMD? This #SystematicReview examines evidence from 36 studies with over 16,000 people and 62,000 images, covering 41 different AI tests. doi.org/10.1002/146518…
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        🌟 American Academy of Optometry & Cochrane Eyes and Vision US Project Joint Educational Program 🌟 Today’s symposium welcomed new members sharing their first proposals! 📝 Learn more in our new Editorial ➡️ doi.org/10.1097/opx.00… American Academy of Optometry Michael F. Chiang, MD #Academy24
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        
        Diabetes can lead to changes in both retinal structure AND colour vision... but how do those changes relate to each other? Find out here: bit.ly/3ZDpK9r Many thanks to Megan Vaughan UCL Retinal Phenotyping Moorfields Eye Charity Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Anna IOVS Journal for making this work possible!
        
        
        John G. Lawrenson “Longer term and better quality studies comparing myopia control interventions alone or in combination are needed, with improved methods for monitoring and reporting adverse effects.” Important for policy, important for commissioning, important, mostly, for service users & carers
        
        
        
        
        Have you or someone you know well been affected by #FungalKeratitis? We are planning to look at the evidence focused on the medical interventions and would like your feedback! 🙋#Volunteer on #CochraneEngage engage.cochrane.org/tasks/4004 Cochrane Consumer Network #Feedback
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        New #NEIfunded research from Stanford Medicine, Emory School of Medicine & George Mason University finds children treated for cataracts in one eye had better depth perception at age 10.5 if they wore an eye patch for fewer hours early on. brnw.ch/21wSRpL #ResearchNews #VisionResearch