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1. The PCP's role in chronic open-angle glaucoma

   Tuesday Jul 7 | Geriatrics

   Dr. Lin is Staff Physician, Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas.

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   Related Topix: Glaucoma, Medicine, Health, Baylor College of Medicine

2. Something old, something new: Novel preparation of unlikely drugs offers rosacea relief

   May 29, 2009 | Dermatology Times

   National report - What do Afrin and brimonidine have in common with rosacea? Believe it or not, both medications - a nasal decongestant and glaucoma eye drops - are the basis for some exciting new treatment possibilities for the chronic skin disorder.

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   Related Topix: Medicine, Rosacea, Health, Medication, Glaucoma, University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Dermatology

3. Allergan's profit falls 58% as recession slows Botox sales

   May 2, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

   Allergan Inc., maker of the wrinkle-smoother Botox, reported Friday that its first-quarter profit fell 58% as the recession slowed sales of eye and beauty products.

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   Related Topix: Allergan, Biotech, Medicine, Glaucoma, Health

4. Clinical Sciences: Experimental and Clinical Evidence for Brimonidine ...

   Apr 13, 2009 | Archives General Psychiatry

   Objective To review the available evidence for the neuroprotective qualities of brimonidine tartrate in optic nerve and retinal injury.

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   Related Topix: Medication, Alphagan P, Brimonidine Tartrate (generic)

5. Glaucoma Eye Drops Can Harm Kids, Experts Warn

   Feb 17, 2009 | MedlinePlus

   In children, accidental exposure to prescription eye drops may cause serious harm requiring hospital admission, doctors warn in a report in the latest issue of the journal Pediatrics.

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   Related Topix: Glaucoma, Medicine, Health, Medication, Food and Drug Administration

6. Pediatric poisoning with brimonidine may carry serious consequences

   Feb 17, 2009 | Rehab Management

   Children unintentionally poisoned with brimonidine tartrate, an alpha-2 adrenergic agonist used in glaucoma eye drops, exhibit several adverse effects and may require hospitalization, new research shows.

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   Related Topix: Medicine, Medication, Alphagan P, Brimonidine Tartrate (generic), Glaucoma, Health, Food and Drug Administration