Banerjee Seema

Banerjee Seema, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Lee Moon Jeong, Miller Rhonda, Chen Xindi, Almidani Louay et al.

This study found better home lighting, but not home hazards, was linked to less difficulty with daily tasks in glaucoma patients, suggesting lighting improvements can enhance function.

Chen Xindi, Almidani Louay, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Li Seko, Banerjee Seema, Diaz Mariah et al.

This study found storing glaucoma eyedrops in the kitchen or bathroom improved adherence compared to the bedroom, and evening doses were missed more. Integrating drops into daily routines in active spaces may boost adherence.

Banerjee Seema, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Sotimehin Ayodeji E, Mukherjee Moneesha Rani, Almidani Louay, Chen Xindi et al.

This study found a structured physical activity intervention was feasible for glaucoma patients, increasing activity by 50% and showing some intraocular pressure reduction, suggesting potential benefits for glaucoma management.

Banerjee Seema, Mihailovic Aleksandra, Miller Rhonda, E Jian-Yu, Gitlin Laura N, Xiong Yingzi et al.

This study found better home lighting was linked to increased physical activity (steps, cadence) in older adults with glaucoma, suggesting home modifications could boost activity.

Choudhari Nikhil S, Khanna Rohit C, Marmamula Srinivas, Mettla Asha Latha, Giridhar Pyda, Banerjee Seema et al.

This 15-year study in rural India found a 2.83% annual POAG incidence. A novel risk factor was a less pronounced reduction in IOP over time, highlighting the importance of long-term IOP dynamics.

Choudhari Nikhil S, Khanna Rohit C, Marmamula Srinivas, Mettla Asha Latha, Giridhar Pyda, Banerjee Seema et al.

This 15-year study found pseudo-exfoliation (PXF) incidence in rural South India was 1.82%, with significant regional variation and an age-related increase, highlighting the need for targeted screening.

Choudhari Nikhil S, Khanna Rohit C, Marmamula Srinivas, Mettla Asha Latha, Giridhar Pyda, Banerjee Seema et al.

This 15-year study found a high incidence of primary angle closure disease in rural India, with female gender as a risk factor, highlighting the need for targeted public health interventions.