Editorial
Living With the Microbial World
Our commensal creatures can overwhelm the eye’s defenses if left unattended.
10/15/2013
The Eagle Has Landed—or Has It?
Corneal structure and a unique response to a topical agent are two recent publications of interest
09/16/2013
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
06/15/2013
2013 ARVO Explores Lens-related Inflammation and Corneal Infection
Researchers explore strategies to minimize risk and prevent corneal morbidity in contact lens wearers.
05/15/2013
The Doctor’s New Digital Assistant
Practitioners and patients alike are continuously connected to the digital world. How can eye care practitioners take advantage?
04/14/2013
Is it Time to Expand the FDA Safety Net?
The past decade has highlighted the need to revise solution testing to evaluate safety measures and potential hygienic behaviors.
03/14/2013
Don’t Forget to Look ‘Em in the Eye
Eyes can reveal a range of emotions that can help you better treat your patient.
01/15/2013
The Persistent Acanthamoeba
Practitioners should stay abreast of current research and take a proactive approach to detecting and treating Acanthamoeba keratitis.
11/09/2012
Small Changes, Big Payoff
Suggest a few positive lifestyle improvements and see a healthier, happier patient.
10/15/2012
A Contact Lens Focus
The annual British Contact Lens Association meeting gave attendees a look at breakthrough contact lens research.
09/15/2012
