March 19, 2020   Lab tear tests aid reimbursements, clinical application of dry eye When a physician seeks to determine a diagnosis and subsequent course of action for a patient, the clinical value of every step in the process is first and foremost. To drive that decision-making process, doctors have relied on laboratory tests about 70% of the time. In every specialty except eye care, that is. Read more Changing focus of accommodating IOLs now reaching a new level Change is a constant, and with change in accommodating IOLs comes potential improvements in vision for presbyopic patients. Learn more It takes a village to care for dry eye patients With an aging population leading to an increased demand for treatment of age-related eye diseases, more eyecare physicians are seeing the financial and clinical need to go beyond vision care to manage/ co-manage medical conditions. Find out more RELATED ARTICLES   Researchers reaching for the stars to cure presbyopia New techniques probed for managing dry eye Personalizing cataract surgery Pulsing or probing for MGD: How current devices compare Seeking the holy grail treatment for endophthalmitis Stent offers IOP stability more than three years after surgery Pearls for management of ocular cicatricial disease