January/February digital edition 2025

Optometrists can provide the first step by suggesting nasal sprays and surgical treatments to patients.

Creating a healthier population will require extended efforts by optometrists.

Wearable technology options can meet patient’s goals.

Learn from the best in Napa Valley.

The agent class’s pleiotropic effects should keep optometrists vigilant.

Attention to patients' near visual needs is warranted when choosing medications.

Misconceptions often lead to missed diagnoses.

Both patient and provider benefit from reduced contact lens wear cycles.

Visual acuity remains an important indication of ocular and visual health.

Preservatives may disrupt the ocular surface, contributing to poor adherence.

From eye drops to novel treatments, it’s time to assess all options for improving patients’ visual acuity.

From toxins to pollutants, the modern world contains harmful elements that impact the ocular surface.