PBM represents an exciting advancement in eye care for the millions of people in the United States with dry AMD. As with any new technology, some work is needed prior to introducing it in your practice.
Presbyopia isn’t new—but the way we treat it has changed dramatically. As we continue to embrace these advancements, let’s also commit to the one constant that always makes a difference: a well-trained, well-informed team.
Joe Munsell, OD, dedicated part of his 2025 Optometry’s Meeting lecture, “Optometric Laser Procedures: Pearls, Pitfalls, and How to Successfully Incorporate Into Your Practice,” to clinical pearls related to the procedure.
Atsena Therapeutics’ founder and chief scientific officer discusses her role as CSO, the latest developments with ATSN-101, trends in the ocular gene therapy space, and more.
Performing clinical trials allows the ASC to position itself as a leading center for new and innovative techniques and devices. It also allows the staff to take pride in what they offer patients and to feel that they are contributing to the field of science. Here's how to implement them successfully.
During the AOA’s 2025 House of Delegates meeting, director of the AOA’s clinical resources group, Andrew Morgenstern, OD, announced the report, “Glucagon-like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonists and Ocular Health: Guidance for Optometric Practice.”