May 2015

Features

With a little extra consideration and care, you can safely use steroids to treat a range of ocular conditions.

Understanding corticosteroid and NSAID mechanisms can help you to choose and use them wisely. An expert explains.

While a complex, remarkable system with a tough line of defense, the cornea sometimes needs a little help from practitioners.

Prescribing contact lenses to children requires a vastly different approach compared to adults. Here are some things to keep in mind.

Managing occasional allergy symptoms is just as important as alleviating persistent problems in preventing contact lens dropout.

Some medications can alter the ocular surface environment—and anything therein.

The ubiquity of information online is both a blessing and a curse. How much knowledge is too much?

Certain fungi may be resistant to even proper lens care methods.

Here's a snapshot of what it happening in the industry.

Osmolarity of topical eye drops may influence clinical performance, says a new study.

Here’s how an everyday rubber band will make your patients better contact lens wearers—and increase practice profits.

Literature suggests this immunosuppressant may be suited to treat more conditions than you might think.

OCT: It's not just for retina anymore!