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The possible connection among kids, devices, and myopia
image description here Myopia is experiencing an epidemic rise across the world, most dramatically among younger people (college educated and high school graduates) in East and South Asia where the prevalence has reached almost 100 percent in some demographics.

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How to guide patients in the use of digital devices
image description here ODs have a responsibility to be in a guidance role with patients and families in order to raise awareness of the concerns involved in social media—including the “addiction” to such devices.

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New drop for neurotrophic keratitis uses human nerve growth factor
image description here Historically ODs have had few options for patients. With a new topical eye drop on the market, optometrists are able to target the underlying concern behind neurotrophic corneal defects: the damaged corneal nerves themselves. In the latest Defocus Media podcast, Michael Marino, OD, shares his experience as the first optometrist to prescribe Oxervate in North Carolina.

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