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Rosacea
Soothe the Burn of Ocular Rosacea
Ocular rosacea is a subtype of a chronic dermatologic condition. Here is how you can both diagnose and treat it.
Women at the Forefront
Women at the Forefront
These 10 female optometrists are making an indelible impact on the profession.
Departments
Chairside
It's Like Pulling Teeth!
Is there a doctor in the house? As of now, we have three! Our biggest problem: Figuring out which ‘Dr. Vickers’ gets the Golf Digest subscription.
Coding Connection
This Column’s Mid-Year Review
The goal of this column is to show you how to code properly and to mitigate your risks. How are we doing so far?
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
PPMD Patient Wants LASIK
But, is the procedure too risky for this patient? Consider these factors.
Diagnostic Quiz
A Corneal 'Tropical Storm'
Meetings and Conferences
Meetings + Conferences
News Review
Will Computers Replace Optometrists in Refracting?
O.D. Puts Vision into Rehab
New AOA President Outlines Agenda
Panel Says: Improve LASIK Warnings
PCO Becomes Salus University
Salus will include colleges of audiology, health sciences and rehab therapy.
FDA Proposes New Pregnancy Labeling Rule
In the News
Outlook
Career or Family
Optometry is gaining a reputation for being a family-friendly career for women, much to the chagrin of many who want things to stay the same.
Product Review
Product Review
Retina Quiz
Patient’s Physician Concerned
This patient’s primary care physician requested that she have an eye examination. What does the doctor suspect?
Therapeutic Review
Punctal Occlusion: On Trial?
Punctal plugs have long been used to treat dry eye, and now, they are used in other cases as well. But, are they effective?
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