Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.

Table of Contents

• AOA: Revised AAO, ASCRS comanagement policy reflects positively on OD care
• Potter: Pioneer of therapeutics, refractive surgery
• Speaker: Understanding myopia boom can assist with developing interventions
• It is not too early to prepare for the possible introduction of lifitegrast Darrell E. White, MD
• FDA approval process needs streamlining Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
• Online, at-home refractions are not exams
• Alcon adds plus powers to Dailies Total1
• AMD patients with less social support have higher stress levels
• Brien Holden Vision announces single use lens for presbyopia
• Cone defects may indicate specific disorders
• Contact lens case changes color to signal bacterial contamination
• Corneal hysteresis decreases over time
• Defer to clinical judgment when glaucoma study recommendations vary
• High activity more taxing on contact lenses
• Multimodal epigenetics can treat migraine pain
• Panelists differ in approach to suggesting cross-linking for keratoconus
• Quigley shares glaucoma pearls, predicts the future of care
• Study: Field loss in central 10 degrees common in glaucoma
• Use imaging to distinguish nevus from melanoma
• Demodex may prolong, intensify rosacea
• Unilateral optic disc edema in a young male Kelli Theisen, OD