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Video: 2020 not the year ODs hoped for
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With the recent cancellation of the American Optometric Association's annual Optometry's Meeting, Chief Optometric Editor Ben Casella, OD, FAAO, and Editor in Chief Gretchyn Bailey, NCLC, FAAO, discuss how 2020 is progressing for ODs.
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