October 14th, 2026AAO 2026: How to become an ocular pain detective in dry eyeAnat Galor, MD, MSPH, explains how to tell whether dry eye pain stems from the nerves or the tear film and how to target it.Read more
October 12th, 2026Raising the bar on patient satisfaction: Rethinking the premium IOL conversationA successful premium outcome depends not only on the lens, but also on how well the patient understands what to expect before surgery.Read more
October 14th, 2026The One Thing: What ophthalmologists aren’t talking about enough | Episode 1Timothy M. Janetos, MD, Donald J. D’Amico, MD, and Mark J. Gallardo, MD, point to uveitis access, clinical trial rigor, and procedural pharmaceuticals.Read more
October 13th, 2026AAO 2026: Imaging pearls for thyroid eye diseaseLiza M. Cohen, MD, explains when to use CT vs MRI in thyroid eye disease and why to review images yourself.Read more
October 13th, 2026AAO 2026: Planning cataract surgery in patients with uveitisAnjum F. Koreishi, MD, explains why inflammation control and planning are key to cataract surgery for patients with uveitis.Read more
October 13th, 2026PRIMA at 3 years: Early surgical risk, durable vision gains in GAEhsan Rahimy, MD, says most PRIMA serious adverse events occurred early, while vision gains held through 36 months.Read more
October 12th, 2026AAO 2026: A surf and turf approach to refractive IOL counselingDavid F. Chang, MD, explained how offering complementary refractive IOLs reduces patient anxiety and indecision.Read more
October 12th, 2026AAO 2026: What the first whole eye transplant has taught surgeonsVaidehi Dedania, MD, shared what the first whole eye transplant revealed about reperfusion, retinal cells, and sight.Read more