
News|Articles|July 1, 2025
Q2 2025 Recap: Ophthalmology News and Updates
Author(s)Ryan Livingston
Fact checked by: Abigail Brooks, MA
Our Q2 2025 recap for ophthalmology highlights 5 regulatory updates, 5 important trial announcements, and top perspectives in eyecare.
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Ophthalmology has been on a tremendous rise in recent years, with developments on almost every front and new treatments for a slew of diseases. Upcoming therapies and groundbreaking technology have paved the way for attempts to lighten the treatment burden on patients by extending dosing intervals; a number of medications have exhibited efficacy outside of their expected field in ophthalmology; and trial successes have come hard and fast.
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