Shang Xianwen

Yusufu Mayinuer, Kang Mengtian, Dayimu Alimu, Shi Danli, Zhu Lisa Zhuoting, Chen Ruiye et al.

UK Biobank data showed thinner photoreceptor layers, identified by OCT, predict premature circulatory mortality, suggesting a non-invasive biomarker for systemic health risk assessment.

Zhang Xiayin, Wang Shan, Huang Yu, Xie Yanjie, Seth Ishith, Bulloch Gabriella et al.

Genetic predisposition to younger myopia onset links to higher risks of retinal detachment, cataracts, vitreous disorders, and hypothyroidism, while older onset links to angle-closure glaucoma, emphasizing early myopia management.

Yusufu Mayinuer, Vingrys Algis J, Shang Xianwen, Zhang Lei, Shi Danli, Congdon Nathan et al.

This study established normal retinal vessel measurements in 10,151 healthy individuals, finding age and blood pressure significantly impact these parameters, providing a baseline for future disease assessment.

Yang Shaopeng, Liu Riqian, Xin Zhuoyao, Zhu Ziyu, Chu Jiaqing, Zhong Pingting et al.

This study found specific blood metabolites predict diabetic retinopathy development and progression better than traditional methods, offering new insights for early detection and personalized management.

Shang Xianwen, Wu Guanrong, Wang Wei, Zhu Zhuoting, Zhang Xueli, Huang Yu et al.

This study found vision impairment and glaucoma predict increased frailty in older adults, highlighting the importance of eye health for maintaining overall well-being.

Huang Yining, Yuan Yixiong, Seth Ishith, Bulloch Gabriella, Cheng Weijing, Chen Yifan et al.

This study found that reduced optic nerve head capillary perfusion in type 2 diabetes predicts faster kidney function decline, offering a new early detection and progression marker.

Zhang Shiran, Zhu Zhuoting, Bulloch Gabriella, Guo Xiao, Shang Xianwen, Chen Yifan et al.

Diabetic patients showed progressive peripapillary choroid and retinal nerve fiber thinning, accelerating before clinical diabetic retinopathy. These changes may serve as early biomarkers for diabetic retinopathy risk.

Yuan Yixiong, Wang Wei, Shang Xianwen, Xiong Ruilin, Ha Jason, Zhang Lei et al.

This study found overall antihypertensive medication use wasn't linked to glaucoma onset, but beta-blockers and diuretics were associated with a reduced risk, warranting further investigation.

Shang Xianwen, Zhu Zhuoting, Huang Yu, Zhang Xueli, Wang Wei, Shi Danli et al.

This study found AMD, cataract, and diabetes-related eye disease, but not glaucoma, are linked to increased dementia risk, especially when combined with systemic conditions, highlighting the need for holistic patient assessment.

Yuan Yixiong, Wang Wei, Shang Xianwen, Xiong Ruilin, Ha Jason, Zhang Lei et al.

Long-term statin use, specifically rosuvastatin, was linked to a higher glaucoma risk in Australians. This suggests potential medication-specific glaucoma monitoring may be warranted.

Shang Xianwen, Zhu Zhuoting, Wang Wei, He Mingguang

This study found distance and near vision impairment are independently associated with accelerated memory decline in older adults in China and the US, but glaucoma was not.

Zhu Zhuoting, Jiang Yu, Wang Wei, Scheetz Jane, Shang Xianwen, Zhang Lei et al.

This study found 70% of Australian adults persisted with glaucoma drops for two years, but identified at-risk groups (e.g., remote, higher income, non-English speakers) needing targeted support to improve adherence.