Amanda Nanasy, OD, discussed how sports can open the door to eye care for underserved athletes and what goes into her performance vision evaluations.
|Articles|May 12, 2020
Video: Son of OD 3D prints mask clips amid COVID-19
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Viktoria Davis, OD, in Madelia, MN, paired her 12-year-old son Karl’s interest in 3-D printing with healthcare providers’ need for mask holders.
Dr. Davis and Karl explain the process and share how ODs and other healthcare providers are able to place an order for mask holders. Karl is not charging for them, but donations are welcome.
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