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A Geyser Erupting From Tiny Retinal Vessels Is a Newly Pictured Eye Sign of Transthyretin Amyloidosis

An eye scan caught bright material shooting from retinal vessels like a geyser in a woman with transthyretin amyloidosis, a new clue for doctors.

Medical Daily · 7h ago

GLP-1 Users with Type 2 Diabetes Had 31% Lower Odds of Macular Degeneration Once Health Factors Were Counted

In a 300-million-patient records study, GLP-1 drugs were linked to 31% lower odds of macular degeneration in type 2 diabetes. Here's what that means.

Medical Daily · Oct 8

Candy-Striped Layers of Old Blood Can Spike Eye Pressure, and an Eye Injection Can Set Them Loose Within Hours

Ghost cells from old eye bleeds can clog drainage and spike pressure. In one study, an injection set them loose in 1 in 9 diabetic eyes with bleeding.

Medical Daily · Oct 1