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Should Clinicians Be Concerned about H1N1?
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A Good Idea in a Questionable Practice
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7 Reasons Your Advisor Was Surprised by 2008
These common assumptions can leave your retirement plans in a vulnerable position.
Technology Update
The Femtosecond Enters New Territory
Femtosecond lasers take their precision into the cataract realm.
Letters to the Editor
Betadine, Trabs and Health Reform
Medicare Q & A
Medicare Participation: What Are Your Choices?
Retinal Insider
Emerging Targets in AMD Treatment
An extensive look at the therapies that may represent the next wave of AMD treatment.
Glaucoma Management
Glaucoma’s Impact: Risk Versus Benefit
Understanding the extent of disability being caused is key when deciding how aggressively to treat.
Therapeutic Topics
Should You Administer The Herpes Vaccine?
Ophthalmologists are in a good position to protect patients at risk for herpes zoster ophthalmicus.
Cornea/Anterior Segment
Keratoconus: Time to Rewrite the Textbooks
Recent work is showing that many patients with keratoconus or post-LASIK keratoectasia are contributing to their own condition.
Arresting the Freefall of Corneal Ectasia
What you need to know about the current results of using corneal cross-linking as a treatment for post-LASIK ectasia.
How the Femtosecond Improves PK Outcomes
Reduced postop astigmatism and other benefits may be possible using the newer laser technology.
Refractive Surgery
A Modest Proposal For Decentered Flaps
A properly programmed excimer laser, iris registration and a fluorescent dye may be all you need for precise centration.
Product News
Blades, BluePeak and Micro Instruments
Research Review
Zigzag Incisions Prove Superior in PKP
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Following leg pain and headache, an otherwise healthy boy collapses. Months later, persistent decreased vision led to a visit to Wills.
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