September 01, 2026

JIA-Associated Uveitis in Adults

Ophthalmologists caring for adults with this condition may encounter persistent inflammation, treatment dependence, and the cumulative ocular effects of childhood disease.

Retinal Physician

September 01, 2026

Evolving Treatment Strategies for Noninfectious Uveitis

Advances in corticosteroid delivery, systemic immunomodulation, and pipeline therapies are expanding options for individualized management.

Retinal Physician

September 01, 2026

Optimizing Corticosteroid Therapy in Uveitis

Multiple corticosteroid approaches are available for the management of noninfectious uveitis, including injectable triamcinolone, sustained-release dexamethasone implants, and fluocinolone implants. The optimal choice depends on disease location, desired duration of effect, treatment burden, lens status, and tolerance for potential adverse effects such as cataract progression and elevated intraocular pressure (IOP).

Retinal Physician

September 01, 2026

Clinical Trial Update September/October 2026

Access Retinal Physician's listing of all active clinical trials in AMD, DME, RVO, and uveitis.

Retinal Physician

September 01, 2026

Updates in Uveitis and Ocular Oncology

Upfront: Monthly reflection by Editor in Chief Diana V. Do, MD.

Retinal Physician

August 20, 2026

Spondyloarthritis function varies by sex

Women had greater functional deterioration over 17 years, while permanent work disability did not differ significantly between sexes.

MDSpire News

July 23, 2026

Could HPV Be a Risk Factor for Uveitis?

Human papillomavirus infection linked to increased risk of uveitis in large EHR study

The Ophthalmologist

July 20, 2026

A Novel Technique for Uveitis

Dr. David Chin Yee describes the benefits of delivering XIPERE directly into the suprachoroidal space

The Ophthalmologist

July 15, 2026

ORG Detects Retinal Dysfunction Before Structural Changes

At ASRS 2026, Kareem Moussa, MD, presented early data suggesting optoretinography may identify photoreceptor dysfunction in diabetic eyes before conventional imaging reveals abnormalities.

Retinal Physician

July 15, 2026

Ocular Toxoplasmosis Review

Sleep, stress, and pregnancy emerge as potential drivers of ocular toxoplasmosis recurrence in recent retrospective study

The Ophthalmologist