The 14 habits of successful Ophthalmology Times readers
Use these tips from the self-help pros!
Orbis educational footprint soars to new heights
Novel telemedicine technology platform allows for real-time mentoring in clinical setting
Episode 3: Strategies for weathering market volatility
Sometimes, it’s best to leave work at the office
Triggerfish pressure sensor promising
Researchers continue to explore device’s measurement of patterns, any correlation to IOP
Livin’ in the real world
Real-world outcomes often throw curveball at clinical trial data
Episode 2: Embracing AI in DR, glaucoma and at the podium
A renewed vision
How an unforgettable patient could see-and speak out-again
Episode 1: Why the fuss about AI in the practice of ophthalmology?
Top ophthalmic challenges in 2019
Ophthalmology Times’ Editorial Advisory Board members share their thoughts on what to watch in year ahead
Therapies, trends make waves in neuro-ophthalmology
Even ophthalmologists have difficulty spelling it sometimes
Read the latest Optic Relief from OT cartoonist Jon Carter.
Ophthalmic year in review
Ophthalmology benefiting from active programs for innovative product development in 2018 and onward
Diagnostic advances offer glimpse of endophthalmitis pathogens
Age is but a number
How does an ophthalmologist know when he or she is old?
Focusing on a better view
Novel transparent, head-wearable camera display aims to make ophthalmic surgery more precise
Zeroing in on the presence of dry eye
Defining role of topography, tear film osmolarity, other tests
iStent implantation with cataract surgery
Doug Katsev, MD, looks at the results from a study regarding iStent implantation with cataract surgery.
AAO Gene Therapy Street Team
Atopic dermatitis and cataract development
Doug Katsev, MD, discusses the findings from a study concerning atopic dermatitis and cataract development for the Medical News Minute.
Optic Relief: A year in review
The crossover between ophthalmology and aesthetics
The market for ocular aesthetics is vast, yet very much underserved in 2018
Bascom Palmer again tops in annual survey
Wilmer leads in best research category
Study: Cataract complication rates of residents lower than expected
Improvement was seen with experience gained, show data from comparative study
Rebound tonometry useful tool to measure IOP in children
Device is noninvasive, nonthreatening; does not require topical or general anesthesia
Low dose atropine may slow myopia progression in certain children
Level of evidence is decent, but may not be applicable to all racial, ethnic groups
Optic atrophy in children: Taking aim at possible hereditary atrophies
Screening recipes should ease the diagnostic burden in this patient population
Game on: The technology designed to improve visual search ability
Video game helps youth with cerebral visual impairment
Considering use of teprotumumab in thyroid eye disease patients
There is need for alternative treatment to circumvent current treatment limitations
Novel way to treat conjunctivochalasis
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