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BLOG: Optometry’s expanding role in medical care
I recently read an interesting article that came in on my Healio news feed, which featured research by Wendy Harrison, OD, PhD, and colleagues on corneal hysteresis as a biomarker for prediabetes.
Ongoing trial will evaluate efficacy of acupuncture as complementary therapy for glaucoma
Researchers are recruiting participants for a study to evaluate the efficacy of acupuncture as an adjuvant treatment for glaucoma, with preliminary results expected in 2025, according to a protocol published in JMIR Research Protocols.
VIDEO: Optometry’s impact on cataract surgery disparities starts with eye exams
INDIANAPOLIS — Emphasizing the importance of routine eye exams is one way optometrists can combat disparities in cataract surgery outcomes, according to research presented at Academy 2024.
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BLOG: Know the 5 contraindications to cataract surgery
“The one who knows when not to act is wise,” the playwright Euripides wrote over 2,400 years ago. Are you wise enough to know the situations in which you should not send a patient with a cataract for surgery?
Opthea completes enrollment in two phase 3 trials of sozinibercept in wet AMD
Opthea has completed enrollment of its phase 3 COAST and ShORe trials, which will investigate the safety and efficacy of sozinibercept in combination with anti-VEGF-A therapy for wet age-related macular degeneration.
Q&A: Good history, open conversations essential for ECPs to help stop STD spread
April is STD Awareness Month, and according to a statement from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, STD cases remain high among all demographic groups.
BLOG: How to get multifocal results with monofocal IOLs
After my dad got cataract surgery with monofocal IOLs aimed for plano, he wasn’t supposed to be able to read without glasses. And yet, to his utter delight, he could.
BLOG: Corneal cross-linking a collaboration among ophthalmology, optometry, industry
Optometrists are often first to diagnose a patient with keratoconus and hold a great responsibility for referring patients for corneal cross-linking in a timely manner.
Think first to collaborate with other ODs before referring outside the profession
ATLANTA — All optometrists cannot be proficient in every area of eye care, but by collaborating with other ODs you can keep your patients in your practice, according to speakers at SECO 2024.
VIDEO: New cancer drugs can cause ocular toxicities
ATLANTA — New molecularly targeted cancer medications can cause ocular surface and retinal toxicities, according to Joseph P. Shovlin, OD, FAAO, at SECO 2024.
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