Optometry Times October 2019

lyme disease

Lyme disease: The 45-year silent epidemic

ByMichael S. Cooper, OD

October 16th 2019

Epi-on cross-linking may speed visual recovery

ByJessica Heckman, OD

October 15th 2019

30 years of LASIK

30 years of LASIK

ByElla G. Faktorovich, MD,Mitch Ibach, OD, FAAO

October 12th 2019

More than a yellow lesion?

ByJustin Kwan, OD, FAAO

October 11th 2019

Go beyond medical treatment for recurrent corneal erosion

ByDouglas K. Devries, OD

October 10th 2019

Initial presentation

Toxoplasmosis shows varied diagnosis

ByLeo P. Semes, OD, FAAO

October 9th 2019

nutrition

Nutrition in the future of primary-care optometry

ByThomas A. Wong, OD, FAAO

October 7th 2019

Artificial intelligence might be the future of practice management

ByChris Wroten, OD

October 6th 2019

pediatric patient

Why taking patient history never ends

ByBenjamin P. Casella, OD, FAAO

October 4th 2019

foot ulcer in diabetes patient

Dry eye signs may signal risk for diabetic foot ulcers

ByKatherine M. Mastrota, OD, MS, FAAO, DipABO

October 2nd 2019

Ed Bennett

Q&A: Academia, contact lenses, beer, climbing a water tower

ByVernon Trollinger

September 30th 2019

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