Stop the Cuts: Join the Effort to Protect Our Patients, Payments
Unless we persuade Congress to act, ophthalmologists could face significant Medicare cuts in 2022.
Unless we persuade Congress to act, ophthalmologists could face significant Medicare cuts in 2022.
More than 400 ophthalmologists gather in Washington, D.C., for Mid-Year Forum 2024, April 17-20. Follow our ongoing coverage here.
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A new study identified three gene variants that may be linked to why people of African descent are disproportionately affected by and blinded by glaucoma.
More than 400 ophthalmologists gather in Washington, D.C., for Mid-Year Forum 2024, April 17-20. Follow our ongoing coverage here.
During this Mid-Year Forum (MYF) in Washington, D.C., Academy members and other ophthalmic leaders gather to discuss critical issues facing ophthalmology
In this video, Dr. Rahul Bhatia and colleagues provide step-by-step instructions for injecting intravitreal ranibizumab in neonates with retinopathy of prematurity (ROP).
From speaking on racial disparities in medicine on the “Today” show to being recognized as the 2024 Robert J. Copeland Jr. Education Advocacy Fund recipient,…
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When faced with complex ocular trauma, ophthalmologists may encounter factors that prevent them from rendering definitive care. A look at how ophthalmologists can overcome these…
A 2-year cost analysis suggests that long-term management of geographic atrophy with every-other-month pegcetacoplan may be more cost-effective than monthly treatment, though either option is…