HRT Increases Risk of Cataract Surgery in Women

Hormonal contraception may be associated with a lower prevalence among those not participating in therapy.

Pregnancy and the Eye: What To Do When Caring for Two

Clinicians must understand how to manage ocular changes and treatment contraindications.

Research Lacking on Neonatal Chlamydial Conjunctivitis

Erythromycin may cure more cases than azithromycin.

A Drop in the Bucket

Should a pregnant graft patient be taken off steroids?

Recognize Distinctions in Women’s Eye Health

Some issues, both ocular and systemic, have a greater impact on women than men. Learn to identify when the difference can affect how you practice.

Beat These Modern Day Prescribing Challenges

Today’s optometrists face difficult Rx decisions—from managing pregnant patients to deciding whether a generic can be substituted for a brand.