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An Eye on Design

A fresh look in your optical can allow patients to see your practice in a whole new light.

Don't Let Rejection Get You Down

Navigate the maze of medical claim rejection and successfully appeal a denied claim.

Minimize Follow-Up for Multifocal Contacts

You can fit presbyopes successfully—and without the endless follow-up visits.

SECO 2012: Education Plus a Whole Lot More

From education to exhibitors, SECO offered something extra for attendees this year.

How (and Why) to Make Autologous Serum

If conventional therapy isn’t up to scratch for severe dry eye, consider autologous serum.

Smarten Up Your EyePhone

Here are 16 eye care apps to supercharge your smart device into an optometric dynamo.

Spring Into Action This Allergy Season

Seasonal allergies are expected to start earlier this year; make sure you're prepared.

Steep Competition: LRIs vs. Toric IOLs

Will the more reliable toric IOLs take the place of LRIs?

What is ‘Integrated Eye Care?’

How we approach and execute this process has changed dramatically in recent years.  

When the Doctor Becomes the Patient

After an unexpected TIA, an optometrist gets a new perspective on patient care.

Generic vs. Brand Drugs: Which is Better?

The cost savings of generic latanoprost may improve compliance, for example, but does the generic “equivalent” work as well as the brand-name drug?

Looking at SiHy Lenses from Every Angle

When trying to determine if a silicone hydrogel contact lens is right for your patient, four key factors will help you to decide if it’s a good fit.

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Don't Donate Old Glasses

A $10 donation for an eye exam is better, study says.
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Medical History is Critical

Not all patients disclose necessary info to their eye care providers.
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Borish Built a Better O.D.

Dr. Irvin Borish was as humble as a card-carrying genius could be.
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Product Review

A look at some of the latest product offerings in eye care.
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Set the Tone

Patients feed off of your attitude. What do they hear when you discuss ...
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'Like Sandpaper in the Morning'

Here’s how you can help break the vicious cycle of nocturnal lagophthalmos.
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SECO 2012 Wrap-Up

From education to exhibitors, SECO offered something extra for attendees this year.
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When Interferon Interferes

Is the patient’s interferon treatment causing cotton-wool spots?
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CONTINUING EDUCATION
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April 2012  1.00 Credits

A Case of Late-Onset Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy

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April 2012  1.00 Credits

AS-OCT Technology: Analyzing the Anterior Segment

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April 2012  2.00 Credits

Inflammation and Contact Lens Wear

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March 2012  1.00 Credits

Allergic Conjunctivitis: Causes and Cures

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March 2012  2.00 Credits

An Overview of Hallucinations

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February 2012  2.00 Credits

Pain Management in the Optometric Practice

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January 2012  2.00 Credits

The Impact of Autoimmune Disease

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December 2011  1.00 Credits

Alternatives to Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses

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Optometric Physician Newsletter is a weekly e-journal edited by Art Epstein, O.D. It began in 2001 and discusses current optometric issues, research and industry news.

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