January 15, 2005

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Clinical Research

Understanding Apoptosis: The Key to Neuroprotection in Glaucoma

As researchers unlock the secrets of programmed cell death, they shed new light on optic neuropathies.

Contact Lenses

The Silicone Hydrogel Question

Should you offer silicone hydrogel contact lenses to patients perfectly content in their current contact lenses? Yes, say these contact lens specialists. Here are four reasons why.

Feature

Is Optometry Abandoning Its Roots?

An in-depth look at how the profession has matured and a discussion of the potential consequences of continued growth as practitioners reach for more.

SECO Preview

Lead, Follow, Or Get Out of the Way

A letter from the General Chairman of SECO's Continuing Education Committee

Departments

Diagnostic Quiz

The Nerve of Some People

Glaucoma Grand Rounds

You Win Some, You Lose Some

This demanding patient must assume at least some responsibility for his own care.

Meetings and Conferences

Meetings + Conferences

News Review

Global Patterns of Visual Impairment Are Changing

Optical Industry Executive To Lead Academy in 2007

GP Lenses Can Slow Myopia in Children

But researchers stop short of advocating GPs solely to control myopia in kids.

Review of Optometry to Publish SECO Daily With 'Live News' Format at 2005 Atlanta Event

In The News

VA Decides Against O.D.s In Laser Surgery Battle

Outlook

Makeover Shmakeover

A new year, a new you? What was so wrong with the old you?

Product Review

Product Review

Therapeutic Review

Not All Tears Are Created Equal

Here’s how to make sense of the diverse range of dry eye products.