March 2016

Features

Understanding the pathophysiology of ocular allergic responses is paramount to determining optimal therapy. Here's a review.

Experts discuss the complex mechanics of the human allergic reaction.

If one presents hand-in-hand with the other, use these tips to differentiate and resolve.

Keeping in mind potential external factors can help you better regulate your patient’s eye health.

“Data on demand” could revolutionize the care of patients with diabetes or glaucoma.

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

Human cells could hold a another potential dry eye treatment.

Scleral contact lenses could be used to treat short-term dry eye.

While getting past certain barriers to practice-building can take some effort, long-term benefits are worth it.

New mucin-enhancing drug could support tear film stability from the ground up.

Ocular allergies can complicate contact lens fittings. Here’s how to manage them.

Once considered antiquated, this design has recently flourished as a way to help patients with ocular surface disease.