Johnson & Johnson launches Acuvue Oasys MAX 1-day multifocal toric contact lens
Johnson & Johnson introduces Acuvue Oasys MAX 1-Day multifocal toric lenses, the first and only daily disposable contact lens for astigmatism and presbyopia.
An immodest proposal: Implementing walkable communities for the good of eye care
Walkable communities could aid in reduction of type 2 diabetes.
New CLI report investigates the "how" and "why" of online searches for contact lens information by patients
The report examined the most common contact lens searches via Google auto-complete results, 65% of which were reported as purchase driven.
Takeaways from this week in optometry: June 16 - June 20
Catch up on the top stories in optometry during the week of June 16-June 20.
EssilorLuxottica and Meta team up to launch Oakley Meta, a line of performance AI glasses
Hadley’s Donahoe Center for Support expanding emotional and social resources for patients with vision loss
A recent $1 million gift will aid in broadening access to emotional support services, including social workers, peer connections, and multimedia content include videos and podcasts.
Canadian patient advocates file formal complaints, citing illegal fees charged at private clinics
The Ontario Health Coalition has gathered evidence such as proof of payment and patient reports from 50 patients for the formal complaint.
Tackling early detection of geographic atrophy with the power of referrals
Priya S. Vakharia, MD; and Deepak Sambhara, MD, FASRS, provide tips to ensure effective comanagement between retina specialists, optometrists, and ophthalmologists.
The American Optometric Association demands VBM cease anti-doctor policies
Genetic link found between instant coffee consumption and dry AMD
A study reveals a genetic link between instant coffee consumption and increased risk of dry age-related macular degeneration, urging caution for high-risk individuals.
Making the most of advanced technology
Embracing new technology is good for patients and provides protection against malpractice claims.
New TFOS DEWS III Digest Report highlights relevant research on management, treatment of DED
The report categorizes research into 7 categories: sex, gender, and hormones; epidemiology; pathophysiology; tear film; pain and sensation; iatrogenic; and clinical trial design.
AOA 25: Optometry’s Meeting packed with impressive education, innovative events
The 128th AOA Congress and 57th AOSA conference will be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and will feature a wide variety of symposia, CE, and special events for optometrists, residents, and students.
EyeCare4Kids appoints new CEO, transitions founder into international development role
Maggie Cline, MPH, initially joined the organization in 2022 and served as Executive Director Utah.
AOA to recognize 2025 award recipients during Optometry's Meeting
This year's meeting is taking place from June 25-28 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Aldeyra submits third reproxalap new drug application for the treatment of dry eye disease
Aldeyra resubmits NDA for reproxalap, aiming to address FDA concerns and demonstrate efficacy in treating dry eye disease symptoms.
Heidelberg Engineering launches new innovation hub, continues industry partnerships
ZinserLab will focus on accelerating the development of imaging technologies in eye care.
Eyefinity integrates Arrellio platform to its Eyefinity Encompass portfolio
The Encompass platform works to integrate with other third-party applications for cloud-based practice management and electronic health records software solutions.
Picking the right nutraceuticals for eye health supplementation
Jeffrey Anshel, OD, FAAO, outlines integrating nutritional supplements into patient eye care.
Takeaways from this week in optometry: June 9 - June 13
Catch up on the top stories in optometry during the week of June 9-June 13.
