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I asked just about everyone I met with if they were fully vaccinated, and no one said no.

My first 2021 in-person meeting was fantastic

I have taught many students who have never met but are nonetheless connected

One patient connects 2 students who have never met

Getting back to optometry meetings

Where golf and optometry meetings intersect

Why optometrists should embrace leadership for a better tomorrow 

Lessons in leadership from Dori Carlson, OD, FAAO

COVID-19 vaccines key to a better 2021

Dr. Mile Brujic practices in Bowling Green, OH. He also owns Optometric Insights, a service providing career coaching to optometrists. He has received honorarium for speaking, writing, participating in an advisory capacity or research from: Akorn, Alcon L

Dr. Kading owns a two-location, three-doctor practice in Seattle. He specializes in dry eye and contact lenses with an emphasis on keratoconus and meibomian gland dysfunction. He also owns Optometric Insights, a service providing career coaching, with Dr.

Combing through diagnostic information and inflammation measurements gives ODs the tools to create targeted approaches to dry eye treatment, including when to drug and when to plug

Ocular inflammation: When to drug, when to plug

An OD is struck by the thought of he and his son looking through their own microscopes, trying to care for their respective flocks but from different angles and perspectives.

OD dad and pathologist son: Getting it done

A logistically complex undertaking is underway, unlike anything most of us have ever seen.

Hard-working health departments doling out vaccines

Tracy Schroeder Swartz currently practices at Madison Eye Care Center in Madison, Alabama. She serves as Education Chair for the Optometric Council for Refractive Technology, and consults for industry. She specializes in anterior segment disorders, and be

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