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An eye drop containing ectoine, a hydrophilic molecule not approved by the FDA, led to improved dry eye signs and symptoms within weeks in a single-arm study, according to a study presented at the European Dry Eye Society Congress.“Ectoine, an osmoprotectant, is naturally secreted by extremophiles, bacteria that live in extremely harsh conditions,” study author Omur Uçakhan-Gündüz,
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