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2 New Topical Glaucoma Medications to Watch Out For

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Oct 4, 2018 12:00:00 AM

For several years we haven't had any new topical glaucoma medications come to the market, but this year we have 2 new drugs! Both have something new to offer for the treatment and management of our glaucoma patients. Check them out!

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Topics: Glaucoma

The Dirt on Optometry School Admissions

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Sep 13, 2018 12:00:00 AM

When you began applying to optometry school, I'm sure you did everything you could to beef up your chances of being accepted. You studied hard to obtain a high score on the OAT, you studied mercilessly to get the highest GPA in your undergraduate studies as possible, you were involved in school activities, and spent time in optometry offices.

You also probably took into consideration location of the optometry school and tuition when you chose your top schools to apply to. But did you realize some of these things about optometry school admissions?

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Topics: Optometry School Admissions, Optometry School

5 Top Optometry Blogs Every Student Should Follow

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Sep 7, 2018 12:00:00 AM

Hey Optometry student, here are five blogs you should follow. 

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Topics: Blogs

Could glaucoma be a curable autoimmune disease?

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Aug 28, 2018 12:00:00 AM

Isn't it interesting that some individuals can have elevated eye pressures and never develop glaucoma? And some patients can have low eye pressures and have devastating vision loss from advanced glaucoma?

This has always been something that causes me to scratch my head and wonder what other processes could be involved in the development and progression of this disease.

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Topics: Glaucoma

1st Year Optometry Student Transition

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Aug 6, 2018 12:00:00 AM

Welcome, new optometry students! 

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Topics: 1st Year Student

Ruling Allows Lawsuit Against NBEO to Proceed

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Jul 26, 2018 12:00:00 AM

Were you part of the suspected NBEO security breach last year? 

Many students and doctors of optometry had their personal information stolen and used to apply for credit and debit cards, most notably, an Amazon card through Chase Bank.

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Topics: NBEO, NBEO Security Breach

Dry eye? Study shows that omega-3s failed to yield beneficial results

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Jul 11, 2018 12:00:00 AM

A study funded by the NIH and published April 2018 showed that omega-3s failed to yield beneficial results in the treatment of dry eye. 

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Topics: Optometry Studies, Eye Drops

Tips for Digital Eye Strain Patients

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Jun 27, 2018 12:00:00 AM

When taking a case history, you've been taught to start with a chief complaint and then thoroughly investigate further through asking questions about the history of present illness (or HPI).

The following article summarizes seven strategies you can share with your patients to help combat digital eye strain. 

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Topics: Eye Exam, Eye Strain

Top 5 Things to Do in Denver for Optometry's Meeting

Posted by Amanda Dexter on Jun 18, 2018 12:00:00 AM

Denver is a beautiful city with a lot of wonderful sites to see, places to eat, and things to do! While a concert at Red Rocks, and baseball game at the Coor’s field sound amazing, you may not have time to it these things in your busy schedule.

For some good eats, drinks, and art, here are the top places we’d recommend you checking out while you’re in town!

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Topics: Optometry Meeting

Congratulations to all of the New Optometry Graduates!

Posted by Amanda Dexter on May 24, 2018 12:00:00 AM

You all have worked so hard to complete the rigorous didactic and clinical training, passed all three parts of boards, passed your state licensing exam, so now it's time to start working!

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Topics: Optometry School

 

 

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