As you drive along your hometown roads and gaze out your window, you might notice clusters of small white flowers. This persistent perennial, known as whitetop, or hoary cresses (Lepidium drabae), is ...

Demodicosis Tiny mites, called Demodex folliculorum, live in the hair follicles on human skin. They are usually harmless, but when their numbers increase on the face, they can cause eye problems.

Mites, those minuscule relatives of spiders, are common inhabitants of our world, and sometimes, they might decide to take a tiny bite. While most mite encounters are harmless or simply an itchy ...

Smaller Demodex brevis mites typically inhabit meibomian glands, potentially contributing to gland dysfunction, inspissation, and recurrent chalazia. This case exemplifies the broader clinical ...

Comprehensive Management of Demodex-Associated Ocular Surface Disease The treatment protocol for multifactorial ocular surface disease with Demodex blepharitis encompasses both conventional and ...

Dust mites contribute to allergies. These tiny insects aren’t just gross; they can also cause allergic reactions. “Dust mites are a major cause of indoor allergies because they produce waste, in the ...