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Myopia control (available CL methods, orthokeratology, CL bifocals, peripheral focus strategies). 
Novel visual displays, messaging, and entertainment (e.g., heads-up displays visual screens). Disease detection (glaucoma, cancer biomarkers, diabetes/glucose) (e.g., Google CL). Drug delivery for diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of ocular and systemic conditions. Topics may include but are not limited to the following: Optometry and Vision Science invites Original Articles, Invited Reviews, Case and Clinical Reports, and Technical Reports that highlight the latest clinical and basic research. This OVS Feature Issue intends to bring many of these ideas and advances together in a single publication. Technology advances in many fields of expertise suggest creative applications for future uses of CLs. And perhaps most exciting for clinicians is the use of CLs to control the advancement of myopia in young people, with some even suggesting that they may be able to prevent the onset of myopia. Technology is even promising that CLs could be used to deliver displays of information. Contact lenses promise new ways to deliver topical ocular and systemic drugs and to detect, treat, and monitor systemic conditions such as diabetes (e.g., Google CL). This Optometry and Vision Science ( OVS) Feature Issue, “Revolutionary Future Uses of Contact Lenses,” will highlight the advances in the prescribing of CLs far beyond their traditional uses. However, the recent availability of new materials and new technologies has resulted in some revolutionary proposals for uses of CLs, going well beyond correcting vision. Submission window: August 1, 2014, to February 1, 2015, for Publication in July/August 2015Ĭurrently, contact lenses (CLs) are almost exclusively used to correct focusing errors of the eye and provide clear vision. Revolutionary Future Uses of Contact Lenses
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