David M. Reed

David M. Reed's research centers on glaucoma and eye fluid dynamics, particularly how the eye regulates intraocular pressure (the fluid pressure inside the eye, a key risk factor for glaucoma) and how it responds to common glaucoma medications like latanoprost and timolol. Work includes clinical studies on measuring outflow of aqueous humor (the fluid inside the eye), pressure response prediction, and social/quality-of-life factors in glaucoma patients. Note that the bibliographic record also lists several unrelated titles (e.g., ancient skeletal analysis, battery materials, lice genomics, AI in education), which may reflect name overlap with other authors rather than this researcher's actual body of work.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade, with a dip around 2022-2024 followed by a notable increase in 2025, though the 5-year average remains modest at about 2.4 papers per year.

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