Anne Negrin, M.D.
Dr. Anne Negrin specializes in an array of ocular disorders from glaucoma and macular degeneration to dry eye and ocular surface disease. She is Board Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology. She began her own private practice in Westchester NY in 2017, where she continues to serve her community and grow with her patients.
Dr. Negrin is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology as well as the New York State Ophthalmology Society. She is on the Board of Trustees of New York Medical College and serves as an ambassador for prospective students to Cornell University. She also mentors current Cornell students in the College of Arts and Sciences by serving on the Media and Healthcare Committee.
Trilingual in English, Spanish, and Greek, Dr. Negrin is a passionate educator and spends her free time as a contributing writer to the Huffington Post health blog and has appeared on Good Morning America, Telemundo, Fox News and The Today Show as a medical contributor.
Latest Articles by Anne Negrin, M.D.
These Antioxidant-Rich Snacks Slow Wet AMD Progression
Hungry? Stock up on these go-to bites that are good for the eyes.
How to Handle Diabetic Macular Edema Complications
This serious eye condition can damage far more than your vision. Follow these strategies to keep your peepers in top shape.
What’s NMOSD? A Neurologist’s POV
Never heard of this rare autoimmune disorder? Here’s an expert’s take on why it can be a tough diagnosis to crack—and what makes this disease so debilitating.
9 Ways to Keep DME from Progressing
Wondering how you can stop diabetic macular edema from getting worse? Start here.
The Diabetes-DME Connection: From High Blood Sugar to Vision Loss
Damage to the tiny vessels in your retina can lead to macular damage, which can permanently affect your eyesight.
Everything You Need to Make Life With DME Easier
Just diagnosed with diabetic macular edema? Focus on these incredibly helpful tools and resources.
DME vs AMD: What’s the Difference?
It’s easy to get these two chronic eye conditions confused. We asked the experts to help clear things up.