Study of the gland that produces tears may help to explain the process of secretion Human beings shed continuous tears as well as those induced by emotions, chemicals and various irritants.

Understanding why we do it can help you process emotions and better connect with people. Your eyes often squint when you cry ...

In rabbits, three glands are located within the orbit: the lacrimal gland, accessory lacrimal gland, and deep gland of the third eyelid. Secretions from these glands moisten, lubricate ...

INDIGO is the largest clinical trial conducted in patients living with IgG4-RD--Topline INDIGO results expected by the end of 2025-WALTHAM, ...

production from the lacrimal glands (glands that produce tears). Aqueous-deficient dry eye symptoms are similar to those of ...

Men have higher morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 than women, possibly due to androgen receptor-regulated viral entry ...

The second layer is the intermediate aqueous layer; this layer forms the majority of the tears and is derived from the main lacrimal gland with minor contributions from the accessory lacrimal ...

The acid irritates the eye when it comes in contact with the lacrimal glands (tear glands), thus producing tears. To reduce the likelihood of producing tears, tearless onions contain fewer of ...

Watery eyes in sunlight, known as epiphora, can occur due to reflex tearing triggered by bright light, which overstimulates the lacrimal glands to protect the eyes from UV rays. Other causes may ...

Excessive yawning can be a symptom of certain conditions or situations, ...

Immunoglobulin 4-related disease (IgG4-RD) is known for its potential to affect nearly every organ, particularly a preference for large and middle-sized arteries when vascular involvement occurs.