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How to guide patients in the use of digital devices

ODs have a responsibility to be in a guidance role with patients and families in order to raise awareness of the concerns involved in social media—including the “addiction” to such devices.

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New drop for neurotrophic keratitis uses human nerve growth factor

Historically ODs have had few options for patients. With a new topical eye drop on the market, optometrists are able to target the underlying concern behind neurotrophic corneal defects: the damaged corneal nerves themselves. In the latest Defocus Media podcast, Michael Marino, OD, shares his experience as the first optometrist to prescribe Oxervate in North Carolina.

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Is optometry ready for the age of smartphone imaging?

As innovative technologies in the modern practice of clinical optometry become more convergent, clinical selfies may become powerful tools as patients advocate to directly participate in their own optometric care.

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Measurements matter in cataract surgery, the new refractive procedure

The possible connection among kids, devices, and myopia

Research initiatives offer treatment options for diabetes patients

How to treat dry eye in the pediatric and young adult population

Controversies in pediatric refractive development

RESOURCE CENTER

9 simple solutions to 9 complex cases

Why ODs shouldn't stop short with patient care

ODs have room to grow in selling annual CL supplies

Look for small signs to prevent contact lens complications

Experts offer advice on fitting, pricing daily disposables

Troubleshoot contact lens discomfort and prevent complications

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