March digital edition 2024

As myopia prevalence continues to increase, there is a growing concern about myopia’s economic burden and effects on children, specifically on their visual impairment and quality of life. The consequences of myopia and high myopia can be delayed by implementing myopia management therapies.

Bridging cultural and community gaps will provide quality eye care for all.

How eye care practices and doctors can prepare for the next pandemic

Building confidence and knowledge can reduce office visits and increase results.

A travel in time and across the world shows the development of refractive surgery and how eye care providers can play a part in the future of pre- and postoperative refractive surgery care.

Neda Shamie, MD, delves into the evolution of the Controversies in Modern Eye Care meeting, while highlighting what distinguishes it from other conferences.

New treatments for geographic atrophy coming down the pike has the potential to change eye care providers' approach to identifying and managing the disease.

Michael Wolber, CEO of OCULUS USA, sits down with host Mile Brujic, OD, FAAO, to wander through Wolber's engineering background, his accidental passion for eye care, and how he envisions OCULUS paving the way for improved patient care.