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Review of Optometry
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Don't Hold Back: Topical Steroids in Clinical Practice
With a little extra consideration and care, you can safely use steroids to treat a range of ocular conditions.
How Anti-Inflammatory Agents Work
Understanding corticosteroid and NSAID mechanisms can help you to choose and use them wisely. An expert explains.
Keeping the Cornea Clear
While a complex, remarkable system with a tough line of defense, the cornea sometimes needs a little help from practitioners.
Kids Aren't Short Adults: Tips for Fitting Young Contact Lens Wearers
Prescribing contact lenses to children requires a vastly different approach compared to adults. Here are some things to keep in mind.
Departments
Derail Dropouts
'Tis the Season
Managing occasional allergy symptoms is just as important as alleviating persistent problems in preventing contact lens dropout.
Lens Care Insights
A Different Kind of Colored Lens
Some medications can alter the ocular surface environment—and anything therein.
My Perspective
Is Google Making Us Stupid?
The ubiquity of information online is both a blessing and a curse. How much knowledge is too much?
News
Even Good Compliance May Not Eradicate Fungi
Certain fungi may be resistant to even proper lens care methods.
In Brief
Here's a snapshot of what it happening in the industry.
Osmolarity Levels in Eye Drops Documented
Osmolarity of topical eye drops may influence clinical performance, says a new study.
Out of the Box
Band Together
Here’s how an everyday rubber band will make your patients better contact lens wearers—and increase practice profits.
Pharma Science & Practice
Cyclosporine — Not Just for Dry Eye?
Literature suggests this immunosuppressant may be suited to treat more conditions than you might think.
The GP Experts
A 'Coherent' Strategy for Fitting Scleral Lenses
OCT: It's not just for retina anymore!
The News Feed
Contact Lenses in Pediatric Populations Have Good Safety Profile
July 05, 2024
Rise in Daily Disposable Usage Linked to Designs and Parameter Ranges
July 03, 2024
Rigid Contact Lenses Making a Comeback
July 03, 2024
Contact Lenses Remain Leading Risk Factor for Bacterial Keratitis
July 01, 2024
Meta-Analysis Confirms Epi-off CXL Effective at Curbing Ectasia Progression
June 28, 2024
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