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Depression and Depressive Symptoms in Glaucoma: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Comparative, Prevalence, and Longitudinal Evidence. | ClinicLens

Evidence suggests that people with glaucoma may experience more depressive symptoms than those without glaucoma, but prior estimates have been limited by heterogeneous ascertainment and insufficient separation of comparative, prevalence, and longitudinal evidence. We searched Pub

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