Dr Daya Sharma

@drdayasharma.bsky.social

Eye Surgeon specialising in correcting vision; Bondi Junction & Miranda in Sydney. #lasereyesurgery #LASIK #SmartSight #ICL #Keratoconus #Cataract

This is a great example of interdisciplinarity! Thirty-nine chapters and 422 pages of knowledge and expertise from authors across the globe. This is our gift to cricket science and medicine. Let's keep our cricketers healthy and thriving!

John Orchard@drjohnorchard.bsky.social · last yr.

Our new book recently published covering injuries, lumbar stress fractures and all other Sports Science Sports Medicine in our great sport of Cricket link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

First talk done in Darwin. I spoke at the Schwind Laser User Meeting on one of my favourite subjects: customising laser vision correction for unusual eyes. Something new for this year is Foresight software, which allows us to simulate outcomes with different laser treatment plans. #lasereyesurgery

Improvement in short-sightedness (myopia) from -3.25D to -2.50D translates to going from very blurred distance vision to very blurred distance vision; still nowhere near able to drive without correction.

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I've improved my vision from -3.25 to -2.5 naturally— plus healed an astigmatism in less than 2 years.
No surgeries. No miracle pills. Just crystal CLEAR
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My eye doc was confused. I didn't go back. Why would I?
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📘 What can an elite cricketer teach eye surgeons? While reviewing “Tested” by Pat Cummins for the AAO, I didn’t expect to revisit so many pearls of wisdom that are directly applicable to improving clinical practice. It’s a quiet masterclass in performing under pressure & recovering from failure.

Picture of me holding the book “Tested” by Pat Cummins

Another perfect example of how putting RFK Jr in charge of the DHHS is catastrophically stupid. This decision to sack Dr Pohlhaus and weaken regulations will put Americans at higher risk of severe eye infections.

Katherine Eban@katherineeban.bsky.social · 2y ago

NEW @vanityfair.com: When Americans died, were blinded, had eyeballs removed from tainted eye drops, @fda.gov relied on Dr Timothy Pohlhaus, among its few top sterile drug manufacturing experts. He, thousands more, were fired from US health agencies yesterday. www.vanityfair.com/news/story/t...

CDC ordered staff this week not to release their experts’ assessment that found the risk of catching measles is high in areas near outbreaks where vaccination rates are lagging. “The decision to vaccinate is a personal one,” a spokesperson said, echoing a line from a recent editorial RFK Jr. wrote

Charles Ornstein@charlesornstein.bsky.social · 2y ago

SCOOP: The CDC Buried a Measles Forecast That Stressed the Need for Vaccinations @sheinvestigates.bsky.social

Today I lost an NIH grant training clinicians to do research about intimate partner violence with perinatal women. More women are murdered in the perinatal period than die of obstetric complications. I didn't just lose a grant. We lost an entire cohort of people building careers to prevent that.

I maintain that the best emails are citation alerts. They don’t require any action. They show that other people are using your research and building on it. This particular alert refers to a subject of great interest: how do we make cataract surgery as comfortable and relaxing as possible?

It’s a citation alert
Web of Science
I Clarivate"
Greetings! Your work has been cited.
1 publications have cited your work since Mar 4th 2025.
Analysis of anxiety and pain in patients undergoing immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery or unilateral cataract surgery
Hong, Suji; Shin, Hyemi; Kim, Woojin; Kim, Dong Hyun; Eom, Youngsub; et al.
Scientific Reports
The purpose of this study was to compare preoperative anxiety and intraoperative pain between the first and second cataract surgeries in patients who underwent immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery (ISBCS). This retrospective s...
Cited publication:
Patient perceptions of second eye clear corneal cataract surgery using assisted topical anaesthesia
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The vulnerability of PubMed under RFK Jnr has been a serious concern of mine for some time. The head of DHHS is an antivax conspiracy theorist; it follows that he disagrees with a lot of published medical science, and he has significant control over access. It’s a global problem now. #MedSky

It’s a screenshot of a previous tweet of mine:

Dr Daya Sharma
@drdayasharma.bsky.social
* Anterior Segment Surgery
* Cataracts & Refractive Surgery
Cornea & External Disease Ophthalmology
What mechanisms are there to safeguard integrity of the search function in PubMed under a RFK Jnr controlled DHHS? We've already witnessed how search functions elsewhere can be completely manipulated to reduce access to science for political reasons. Can we take pubmed search for granted? #Medsky
November 17, 2024 at 4:33 PM & Everybody can reply
Shematologist, MD@shematologist.medsky.social · 2y ago

This is going to be a big problem. Not typically on pubmed (a free online database of medical literature) on Saturday nights but heard it was down and had to check for myself.

Pubmed website unavailable

I created my CPD plan for the year in January, and then realised that I’d already done 30% of the yearly requirement. Had to double check it. Medicolegal reports and peer review of journal articles add up quickly…