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Saturday — April 18, 2015
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Welcome! |
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Ophthalmology Times welcomes ophthalmic professionals from around the world to San Diego. Our four-day coverage of this year’s meeting of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery begins today and includes the latest research findings and clinical news of interest to readers. Enjoy the meeting! |
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New technology can help ophthalmologists care for their patients if they combine it with a personal touch, said Paul P. Lee, MD, JD. Find out how to improve your patient care |
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The development of stem cell treatments for glaucoma faces big hurdles, but researchers are making rapid progress, said Yvonne Ou, MD. Click to learn more about the research |
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Even the best ophthalmologists must prepare to support patients who lose vision while in their care, said Robert L. Stamper, MD. Find out how best to support your patients |
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Insurers are funneling patients to providers based on cost and quality data that may not always be accurate, said Ruth D. Williams, MD. Read about the negative impact on your practice |
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