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Ocular manifestations of recent viral pandemics: A literature review

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Ocular manifestations of recent viral pandemics: A literature review

- August 02, 2026

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Dry Eyes Before Cataract Surgery - Verywell Health

- December 18, 2021

Dry eye is a condition that occurs when you do not make enough tears or the tears that you do make are of poor quality and unable to keep your eyes lubricated enough. Dry eye before cataract surgery is common. It's important to treat dry eye before surgery because the surgery itself can make dry eye worse, affecting your vision after surgery. This article will address the number of people with dry eye before cataract surgery, how dry eye affects you both before and after cataract surgery, and treatments commonly used for dry eye. AlexRaths / Getty Images Dry Eye Before Cataract Surgery More than 16 million Americans have dry eye. Dry eye is much more common in advanced age. In a 2017 study, dry eye was identified in just 2.7% of people ages 18–34 compared to 18.6% of those ages 75 and older. Cataract, or a clouding of the lens, also is more common with age. So, it is probably not surprising just how common it is for cataract patients to als...

Coronavirus: Signs, Symptoms, FAQs, and Treatments

- June 20, 2026

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Ocular manifestations of recent viral pandemics: A literature review

- July 16, 2026

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New Vaccines in the Pipeline 2020

- March 27, 2024

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Post-Travel Evaluation of the Ill Traveler | Yellow Book

- August 07, 2026

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Ocular manifestations of recent viral pandemics: A literature review

- August 06, 2026

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Study: Many in Ebola outbreak don’t believe virus is real - Washington Post

- March 28, 2019

By Krista Larson | AP March 28 at 5:26 AM DAKAR, Senegal — One out of four people interviewed in eastern Congo last year believed Ebola wasn’t real, according to a new study, underscoring the enormous challenges health care workers are facing in what has become the second-deadliest outbreak in history. The survey released late Wednesday found that a deep mistrust of the Ebola response resulted in those people being 15 times less likely to seek medical treatment at an Ebola health center, according to the study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal. The study was based on interviews conducted last September, about a month after the outbreak began. It comes as the number of probable and confirmed cases has exceeded 1,000. At least 639 people have died from Ebola since August, according to the World Health Organization. This is the first time the region has experienced an Ebola outbreak. The outbreak’s response has been hampered by a series of deadly attacks on...

Exhausted? You're not alone. Here's what to do about it - The Globe and Mail

- January 31, 2023

A study commissioned last February by Workplace Strategies for Mental Health found that one in three employed Canadians are burnt out, and only half of the 5,500 Canadians surveyed believe their workload is manageable. fizkes/iStockPhoto / Getty Images If you are exhausted and you're not quite sure why, take heart: You are not alone. We've experienced the COVID-19 pandemic for three years now, and each stage of the journey has brought with it a new version of "tired." The first was an adrenaline-fuelled tiredness, a jittery overvigilance when lockdowns first took place, compelling us to abide by rules and stay safe. The second was a turbulent kind of tired. The world opened back up, and then shut down again with Omicron – and we battled emotions that ranged from resignation (sigh, masks on again) to fury (trucks descending on Ottawa, horns blazing). Now, with the worst of COVID seemingly behind us, we've entered what perhaps can best be described as a hard-to-defi...

Farxiga side effects: Common, rare, and serious

- February 20, 2026

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