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Know the facts, not misinformation, about slowing or halting disease progression

5 myths and misunderstandings about cross-linking and keratoconus

Innovative treatment options reflect a shift in focus

Pupil size matters in presbyopia treatment

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

Reducing inflammation and managing corneal microtrauma are new strategies

Dry eye management may benefit patients with keratoconus

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.

Patients with astigmatism can benefit from myopia management treatment

Give toric ortho-k lenses a try

Transcript: Scleral lens wear and ocular surface disease

Poll

This poll is for optometrists and eyecare professionals, only. It will close on Friday, August 27, 2021.

Poll: Have you or do you plan to implement myopia control into your practice?

Poll results: What is your first-line approach to emergent presbyopes who wear contact lenses?

Company will reduce greenhouse gas emissions globally by 2030

J&J Vision unites operations with a solar farm to cover electricity consumption

Komono brings new suns to its Illusions line

Prepare for the future of contact lenses with innovations on the horizon

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