May 2013

Features

Physician burnout appears to be on the rise. Here’s why, along with some ideas on how to get better control.

The aging population, the evolution of technology and the changing health-care system are all reflected in this year’s ARVO abstracts.

Studies are finding news ways to make the most of both familiar and less-often-used lenses.

Expanding the base of patients who may benefit from cross-linking and refining the procedure lead the way in a busy year of cornea research.

Though a cure remains elusive, our ability to manage the disease continues to improve.

A look at the latest research on screening refractive surgery patients and getting the best outcomes with their surgeries.

An inside look at the latest advances in medical and surgical management of retinal conditions.

Eight ways the new Affordable Care Act may impact your practice, and how to be ready for them.

Accurately measuring very limited vision and identifying scotomas can now be accomplished with inexpensive hand-held cards.

A viable pharmacologic option to treat symptomatic vitreomacular adhesion, this drug may offer additional uses.

Many conditions besides glaucoma can produce the appearance of the disease.

How various kinases act within the eye and the potential for targeting them to produce therapeutic results.

Taking a logical, stepwise approach and fighting for every line of visual acuity will pay dividends for you and your patients.