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When It Comes To Sports Safety, Optometrists Need to Get in the Game
Paul Harris, OD, David Meltzer, OD, and Katherine Weise, OD address athletic eye safety concerns, and how optometrists can coach their patients.
Combine and Conquer: The Integration of Infectious Disease and Addiction Medicine
In this Q&A, Drs Serota and Thakarar discuss the dual subspecialty of infectious disease and addiction medicine and its role in combating the ongoing opioid epidemic.
This Caught My Eye: Links and Recommendations from Edmund Tsui, MD
Edmund Tsui, MD, social media editor for the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s journal Ophthalmology, guides readers through what’s trend-worthy in eye care.
Building a Myopia Management Practice: Tips From an Expert
For too long, we have accepted that myopia and myopia progression are normal aspects of aging. With new management tools and treatment options, this message needs to change immediately.
Pearls of Vision: Partial Corneal Transplant
Anterior chamber cells and flare-ups are commonplace following both procedures and will likely be observed during biomicroscopic evaluation.
DNPs of Color Discuss Microaggression in the Workplace
DNPs offer their personal experiences on responding to microaggressions in the workplace as well as tips on achieving advancements.
The Status Quo of School Vision Screening
In-school vision screenings often fail to adequately detect threats to ocular health. Can a remedial approach help, or is it time to suspend them?
Online Vision Tests Fail to Detect Ocular Pathology, Functional Deficiencies
Clinicians must take time to educate patients on the value of a comprehensive eye exam and its role as a preventative measure for potentially serious ocular conditions, 4 optometrists argue.
This Caught My Eye
The web is full of fun finds and interesting insights. Here’s some recommended reading from Cheryl Murphy, OD.
Proposed Legislation May Continue to Expand Optometry’s Scope of Licensure in 2 States
Although several states exclude optometrists from performing laser procedures, these treatments have been taught at all US optometry schools for years.
Pearls of Vision Video Series: Amniotic Membrane Grafts
With a few tips, any optometrist can become an expert at using amniotic membranes.
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