October 01, 2024

Win the Battle for Positive Change

Making process changes at a retina practice can be a huge challenge. At times, the relationship between changemakers and practice stakeholders will feel like a battlefield, where heels are dug in. Fortunately, just as with any battle, progress can be achieved when strategy governs the interaction.

Retinal Physician

October 01, 2024

Capitalize on Ocular Surface Disease

This article present a case study that demonstrates how Associated Eye Care, a 52-year-old, comprehensive, multi-specialty, multi-site, medical and surgical eye-care practice, developed a successful dry eye clinic.

Ophthalmology Management

October 01, 2024

Real World Ophthalmology Corner: Master Communication in Ophthalmology

This month’s RWO column explores why effective listening is vital and provides several actionable strategies for young ophthalmologists to refine their communication skills and improve patient outcomes and satisfaction.

Ophthalmology Management

September 24, 2024

Aspire Public Schools, Smile Generation and KABOOM! Unveil Kid-Designed, Community-Built Playground in Modesto, CA

Community-built playground is unveiled

Inside Dentistry

September 24, 2024

Rise in Deadly Pregnancy-Related High Blood Pressure

Rising rates of high blood pressure in pregnancy are leading to increased maternal mortality. Learn how medical experts are addressing this concerning trend.

KFF Health News

September 16, 2024

Pregnancy Alters Brain Structure, New Study Finds

Findings showed potential adaptive brain changes during pregnancy, similar to puberty shifts.

Reuters

September 11, 2024

Building a legacy: Dr. Natalia Chalmers on her work at CMS

Natalia Chalmers, D.D.S., the first chief dental officer for CMS, discusses her plans to improve oral health care and policy.  

ADA News

September 09, 2024

IDEA Awardees

Discover a global network of medical professionals specializing in diverse fields from medical oncology to obstetrics and gynecology.

The ASCO Post

September 09, 2024

Higher BMI Linked to Severe Infection Risk

Study finds a 30% higher bacterial infection risk per each 5-point increase in BMI.

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