How to tailor an eye examination and what technology to consider.
As consistent use of digital devices remains a fact of life for people of virtually all ages, consider this expert advice
Technology can facilitate secure communication between physician and patient
When preventing disease, optometrists should not give away any care
Rebecca Alexander, LCSW-R, MPH, has been gradually losing both her vision and hearing since she was a teenager due to Usher syndrome type 3. She discusses the importance of making practice accessible for those with vision loss in an exclusive interview.
Kristen Ingenito, MBA, gives key takeaways from her G360 presentation, "A bird’s eye view of innovation."
OrCam devices incorporate cutting-edge AI advancements that empower patients to live more independent lives.
Educate providers, build a referral network, and add tools of the trade
With advanced, easy-to-fit multifocal lens technologies, patients don’t need to compromise
Raman Bhakrhi, OD, FAAO, said that optometrists' collaboration with primary care physicians and other medical professionals can help minimize the chance for retinal damage caused by medications.
Langis Michaud, OD, MSc, FAAO, FSLS, FBCLA, FEAOO, shares his number 1 tip for managing dry eye.
Ruth Shoge, OD, MPH, FAAO, outlines what it means to identify ACES in pediatric patients.
Phillip T. Yuhas, OD, PhD, FAAO, discusses key takeaways from his presentation, "Stress management: the emerging role of ocular biomechanics in glaucoma," which he presented during the 2022 AAOpt.
Nasal spray may fill the gaps left by artificial tears.
At Vision Expo East 2024, Srinivas Kondapalli, MD, demonstrates how to use Rinsada to address ocular surface disease.
Prepare for the future of contact lenses with innovations on the horizon
Shifting the treatment paradigm can lead to less pain, inflammation
Cofounders Camille F. Cohen, OD, FAAO, and Janis James, OD, FAAO discuss what the organization has been up to at the National Optometric Association Convention.
Bryan Wilson, executive director of medical affairs at Genentech, details why Birmingham, Alabama was chosen as the community to study the effects of diabetic eye disease among African Americans in a new manuscript from the ADA and Genentech.
Early detection of incipient geographic atrophy is critical to identify patients at greatest risk of progression and who may benefit most from newly approved complement inhibition therapies.
The company's ONE by ONE and Biotrue Eye Care Recycling programs have collected over 84 million units or over 500,000 pounds, of used contact lenses, eye care and lens care materials in the US.
The organization's past-president and treasurer give some insights on what to expect at the 2024 Congress event this October.
Optometrists must identify and mitigate complications for this patient base.
When considering the best modality these lenses' stability are superior.
Doctors should consider a few key points before writing a prescription.
Sherrol A Reynolds, OD, speaks on event highlights from this year's NOA convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Orbital cellulitis, orbital mass, and potential other conditions could mask diagnosis
Investigators found more cases than expected following tomography of 2007 eyes.