Sorry for the lapse in posting—we're back! The October issue, out now, tackles the art and science of preserving and refining vision at every stage of life, from refractive errors and BV disorders in kids to HOAs post-cataract. Browse here: www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/octobe... #optometry

The July issue—our 31st annual glaucoma report—is out now! 📖 Read about the OD's evolving role in glaucoma care, review current research on SLT, discover what's new in VF testing and get a refresher on secondary glaucomas. www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/july-1...

The TFOS DEWS III reports have begun to be released through American Journal of Ophthalmology. You can read our overview of the diagnostic methodology report below! Includes a link to the source doc for more. www.reviewofoptometry.com/news/article...

The April issue is out now! Inside, find tips on: -Detecting keratoconus early -Specializing in advanced corneal care -Managing comorbid glaucoma & retina -Unique ocular changes in women -Newly diagnosed herpetic keratitis Read these features and much more at www.reviewofoptometry.com

Confused about when and why to order bloodwork for ocular disease patients? You don't have to be. This table summarizes it well and the article linked below walks you through the process. Find it in our April issue. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/ease...

Our pharma report—out today—looks at controversies in diabetes meds and gives advice on how to Rx controlled substances and oral antivirals. Plus: two features on myopia management and one on ordering bloodwork. Check ‘em out now! www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/march-...

Does the task of identifying lesions along the visual pathway intimidate you? Fear not, this article in our February issue offers an elegant discussion of the causes and clinical evidence. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/visu...

Does Ozempic elevate a patient's risk of NAION? It's controversial! A study published yesterday in JAMA Ophthalmology challenges reports from last summer on the magnitude of the effect. Read our news story about it at the link below. www.reviewofoptometry.com/news/article...

Want advice on connecting OCT findings with the clinical status of your patients? This month's CE article on OCT biomarkers has plenty of great insights. www.revieweducationgroup.com/ce/oct-bioma...

Nailing a tricky diagnosis entails a lot of detective work: gathering clues, avoiding red herrings and making important associations. Our February issue on diagnostic skills explores this responsibility. #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare Find it here: www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/februa...

Our latest CE article explores less common red eye etiologies to enhance your diagnostic accuracy and ensure comprehensive patient care. www.revieweducationgroup.com/ce/beyond-th...

This month, hear from experts on the state of optometry schools, scope expansion efforts, changing career goals & pathways to subspecialization. Read the January issue now: www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/januar...

Interesting new paper in the journal Ophthalmology Science details risk factors for uveal melanoma in adolescents and young adults. You can read our summary of it here. www.reviewofoptometry.com/news/article...

Here they are, the top two news stories we published last year! Thank you for following along. Original news will resume on the website Monday morning. Happy 2025 to all! www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/bloo... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/popu...

Almost there! Today our news countdown shared numbers 4 and 3 in the top 30 news stories of 2024. Here are the links. Tune in tomorrow for the top two stories. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/lowd... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/wome...

Happy new year! If you have a bit of free time today and want to catch up with some of the best articles we published in 2024, check out this special compilation. Click the link in the original post below.

Our 2024 news countdown has entered the top 10! There will be two stories every day this week. Keep checking here or on the website for updates. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/aspi... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/slee...

What defines a “glaucoma suspect”? Should you account for corneal hysteresis? When is LPI advisable? How do SITA protocols differ? Check out this article for answers to these and several more! Published in July and included in our year-end compendium. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/ques...

No need to be intimidated by the prospect of examining your littlest patients! Follow this advice from our May issue, included in the 2024 Year in Review. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/how-...

"White Christmas" — This proliferation of lymphocytes requires an aggressive approach. Take a stab at the latest Retina Quiz: www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/whit...

Our 2024 news countdown continues this week! Here are numbers 20 and 19. Links to each story below. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/stud... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/alte...

Here’s an excellent overview of optic disc edema differential diagnosis, which originally appeared in our Feb 2024 issue and is part of our 2024 Year in Review compendium: www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/navi... Full Year in Review issue here: bt.e-ditionsbyfry.com/publication/... #optometry

Last two entries in our 2024 news countdown for this week! We'll pick it up again on Monday. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/long... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/cata...

We’re excited to share our year-end compilation today! The 2024 Year in Review includes some of the most clinically useful articles we published this year, in a digital flipbook that replicates the full layouts, complete with photos, charts, tables, the works! bt.e-ditionsbyfry.com/publication/...

Next up: numbers 24 and 23 in our year-end news countdown! www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/diab... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/post...

Hi, folks. Here are today’s stories from our top 30 news countdown. If you’re not in the US, you have the good fortune of not having to care about number 26! www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/ftc-... www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/meds...

Out now—our 2025 CE calendar! Dates, locations, credit hours, faculty and more. A digital edition (w/links) and a downloadable PDF are on our site now and print subscribers will receive theirs with the Dec. issue. Happy hunting! www.reviewofoptometry.com/publications... #optometry #optometrist

Here are the next two stories in our countdown of the top 30 news articles we published in 2024. Links below. Enjoy! www.reviewofoptometry.com/breakingnews... www.reviewofoptometry.com/breakingnews...

For the next three weeks, we’ll be counting down our top 30 news stories of 2024. Check out the first two below, and be sure to check back every weekday for two more until we hit #1! www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/beta... www.reviewofoptometry.com/breakingnews...

Our surgery-themed December issue covers cataract complications, refractive surgery advances and laser procedures like SLT and capsulotomy. Plus our annual income survey, a look at DRCR studies and our slate of columnists. Enjoy! www.reviewofoptometry.com/issue/decemb... #optometry #ophthalmology

There's some evidence that scleral contact lenses increase episcleral venous pressure and thus IOP as well. Should this be a concern? Dr. Langis Michaud comments on a new research paper of his. www.reviewofoptometry.com/news/article... #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

Preventive medicine in eye care goes far beyond AREDS vitamins! This supplement from our Sept issue delves into strategies to reduce risk of AMD, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and dry eye. Available as PDF or flipbook. #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare www.reviewofoptometry.com/publications...

No need to panic if you see a presentation like this—just rule out neoplasm and proceed with attention to symptoms. Here's a brief case report from our supplement Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses (different website but still part of the family). #optometry #ophthalmology #optometrist #OphthoSky

Meibomian gland dysfunction is commonly seen in clinical practice. The good news is there are a lot of treatments available. The bad news is… there are a lot of treatments available. Here's a look at some of the newer ones to consider. #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare #OphthoSky

Do you know how to intervene for a case of presumed myasthenia gravis? Here’s a quick overview from our November issue! #optometry #ophthalmology #optometrist #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

Eyecare providers focus a lot on retinal complications of diabetes—and rightfully so!—but corneal involvement is also troublesome. This article explains causes and presentations. Optometrists can earn 2 CE hours. www.revieweducationgroup.com/ce/corneal-c... #optometry #ophthalmology #OphthoSky

Retina quiz time! What condition presents with a clinical triad of BRAO, hearing loss and migraine? Test yourself with the case of this young man with acute-onset visual field defect. #optometry #ophthalmology #optometrist #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky #retina

Diagnosis of HSV keratitis can be challenging, as the virus can present with a wide range of signs and symptoms. Here's an overview of the various clinical presentations and available treatment options. #optometry #ophthalmology #optometrist #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

Your next patient just sat down and this is what you see. How do you proceed? Here's some practical advice! #optometry #ophthalmology #optometrist #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

Here's a tidy little 14,000-word article from us summarizing the clinical importance of over 60 research papers. Get yourself a cup of coffee and dig in. (Or, more likely, bookmark it and scan from time to time as the need arises). Enjoy! #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

Should you worry when you see vortex keratopathy or corneal infiltrates in a patient? Does it require a conversation about a potential change of medications? Get up to speed with this article. www.reviewofoptometry.com/article/syst... #optometry #ophthalmology #eyecare #eyehealth #OphthoSky

“Dry eye” is such a broad term, and the condition is so pervasive, that often your initial treatment doesn’t seem to help much. What’s your Plan B? Our cover story this month has guidance. Check it out now! #optometry #ophthalmology #OphthoSky #eyecare #eyehealth

Have you followed the debate over whether GLP-1 agonists like Ozempic raise NAION risk? A study found a 3x higher risk, but a newer one did not, and says differences in the studies' patient populations and providers (specialty vs. general) may play a role. www.reviewofoptometry.com/news/article...

Hello, Bluesky! You can find us here now too. Follow us for news stories and articles from the mag. Our NOV issue covers dry eye tx, corneal AEs from systemic meds, cellulitis and episcleritis. Plus, find a comprehensive guide to over 60—yes, sixty!— clinical studies. www.reviewofoptometry.com