2020 VISION Magazine

Seeing the Future Through a Transformative Pledge BY JIM ROGALSKI

The blurred vision came without warning. “While on a trip in Europe, suddenly I couldn’t read the newspaper. It was like looking through tears,” remembers Elizabeth “Robin” Ives Hamme of Flat Rock, North Carolina.

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Gene and Elizabeth “Robin” Ives Hamme

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Effective Diagnosis and Treatment of Ocular Surface Disease in Cataract and Refractive Surgery Patients Duke Cornea Specialists Contribute to new ASCRS OSD Algorithm

30 Duke Eye Center News and Notes 2020

Seeing the Future Through a Transformative Pledge

Faced with Vision Loss, Young Man Bets on Himself

Our Immune System Can See

Still Rockin’ Sculptor Captures His Own Experience with Eye Disease

Effective Diagnosis and Treatment of Ocular Surface Disease in Cataract and Refractive Surgery Patients

First Genetic Association of Increased Risk of Glaucoma in African Ancestry Populations

Identical Twin Eye Images Lead to Promising Alzheimer’s Discovery

Navigating Surgical Complexity in Adult Strabismus

COVER STORY Smarter. Faster. Stronger. Artificial Intelligence is Shaping the Future of Eye Care —and Duke is leading the way

Family Outside the U.S. Sought Duke Specialist To Treat a Child with Severe Neurotrophic Keratopathy

Next-Generation Treatment for Chronic Noninfectious Posterior Uveitis

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