Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.

Table of Contents

• Electrophysiology facilitates earlier diagnosis for a range of ocular conditions Alberto González García, MD; Nate Lighthizer, OD, FAAO, FAAOMS
• Evaluate older patients for ability to drive safely
• NEI showcases new gadgets to assist patients living with low vision
• NC legislation would allow ODs to perform laser procedures
• Pearle Vision works to build patient trust, CMO says
• AOA remembers former president Wallingford
• AAO upholds educational mission during immigration restrictions
• AMO acquisition puts focus on the patient, J&J chairman says
• AOA urges FTC to reject changes to Contact Lens Rule
• B+L ends unilateral pricing policy for contacts
• ODs exempted from federal hiring freeze
• ODs support Maryland digital device use law for public schools
• Embrace disruptive technologies while advocating for patients Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
• Bandage contact lenses effectively treat AKC
• Cascade genetic testing identifies those at-risk for POAG early
• Fixed combination may improve compliance over unfixed therapy
• Insufficient lighting most common home hazard for glaucoma patients
• Short-term wear of small-diameter scleral lenses does not affect IOP
• PCON 300
• Educating patients essential in the age of disruptive technologies
• Professional education can provide tax benefits Mark E. Battersby
• Young woman has persistent headache, disc edema Stephanie Loftus, OD; R. Brandon Runyon, OD, FAAO