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Innovations in Dry Eye Treatment
https://modernod.com/topics/ocular-surface/innovations-in-dry-eye-treatment-1/38119/What’s coming and what’s on the horizon.When Dry Eye and Glaucoma Overlap
https://modernod.com/topics/ocular-surface/when-dry-eye-and-glaucoma-overlap/38071/These two chronic conditions can coexist. Here’s how to manage patients who need treatment for both.Cornea and Contact Lens Considerations in Glaucoma
https://modernod.com/topics/contact-lenses/cornea-and-contact-lens-considerations-in-glaucoma/38070/Preventing dropout depends on addressing the ocular surface and other issues.Tales of Corneal Clarity
https://modernod.com/topics/business/tales-of-corneal-clarity/38056/Managing significant limbal stem cell deficiency.Ensuring Safety on the Road for All
https://modernod.com/topics/business/ensuring-safety-on-the-road-for-all/38044/A look at some of the tools available to optometrists for facilitating patient conversations about aging and vision.Myopia Management as a Practice Builder
https://modernod.com/topics/myopia/myopia-management-as-a-practice-builder/38035/Optometrists can choose to be as involved as they want.A New Ally in the Diagnosis and Management of Diabetic Retinopathy
https://modernod.com/topics/retina/a-new-ally-in-the-diagnosis-andmanagement-of-diabetic-retinopathy/37943/OCTA shows promise for becoming a key imaging tool.Standard Tools and Tests for Diagnosing Diabetic Retinopathy
https://modernod.com/topics/retina/standard-tools-and-tests-fordiagnosing-diabetic-retinopathy/37942/A variety of imaging modalities can help clinicians define the level of retinopathy and make treatment and referral decisions.Update on Keratoconus Treatment
https://modernod.com/topics/technology/update-on-keratoconus-treatment/37919/Research is driving promising advances in diagnosis and treatment.DREAM Interpretations Abound Following Surprising Dry Eye Study Findings
https://modernod.com/topics/ocular-surface/dream-interpretations-abound-following-surprising-dry-eye-study-findings/39173/Control and placebo groups in DREAM both achieved similar improvements in OSDI scores; study authors concluded that omega-3 supplements were no better than the refined olive oil placebo.