What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology?

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Ophthalmologists share what keeps them up at night in the ophthalmic profession amid the pandemic.


Daniel Kiernan, MD, FACS; Justis Ehlers, MD; and Dilraj Grewal, MD, share what keeps them up at night in the ophthalmic profession amid the pandemic with Ophthalmology Times'® David Hutton.

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