
Mile Brujic, OD, and David L. Kading, OD
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Articles by Mile Brujic, OD, and David L. Kading, OD


With an advanced understanding of the ocular surface and inflammation levels, ODs can optimize the management of patients’ clinical outcomes and promote wellness of the ocular surface.


Just as ODs develop good habits, there are bad habits that we should avoid. Avoid the following three habits to optimize your patients’ lens wearing experience.

When it comes to optometry, innovation, and pushing for better care for your patients, where are you? We have met practitioners on all sides of the spectrum in many areas of optometry.
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