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JAMA Ophthalmology investigates the accuracy claims of this convenient modality 

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Our supply of dorzolamide, long a first-line glaucoma therapy used alone or in fixed combination with timolol, has recently proven unreliable.

Operating a small practice may require physicians to wear many hats

Supplementation no better than placebo as results confirm previous research

Impact far-reaching from patients to residency training

New compounds could offer more options for physicians in treating patients, leading to better outcomes. 

Dual-plane blepharoplasty can improve tear trough, skin, lower lid position

Study compares preoperative risk factors, co-pathology in patients

Established in other areas, telemedicine implementation slow in glaucoma treatment

Capitated health-care models may be best positioned to take advantage of telehealth

Intracameral injection of cefuroxime, moxifloxacin decrease risk of endophthalmitis

Harvey A. Fishman, MD, PhD, shares why intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is a valuable asset in any ophthalmologist's toolbox

Sustained-release option overcomes limitations of topically administered drops

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Research offers guidance on NSAID use, identifies etiologic role of abnormal IOP

Exposing the reality of the physician work ethic

While some results have proved to be less than promising, potential remains intact

Intravitreal injection treats rare autoimmune disease of the central nervous system

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Much has been learned about epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKC) since it was first described in 1889.

Research shows how drugs work and their selection to reduce infection risk

Physicians are reporting emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and decreased accomplishment. 

Communication is the key to optimizing the potential of every instructor. 

Real-world experience can bring fresh insight

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Here's why John Sheppard, MD, believes nutrition should be the cornerstone of dry eye therapy.