Today's Spotlight

How to Address the Economic Challenges of Myopia Management

Consider some of the commonly asked questions, and our perspective on how to convey the importance of the investment in myopia management, for both the patient and the practitioner.

Today's Spotlight

When Does FDA-approval Become the Standard of Care?

Many clinicians did not become aware of corneal crosslinking until several years later.

Today's Spotlight

War of the Whorls

Q: What should I be thinking when I see corneal whorling during a routine slit lamp exam? If acuities are perfect, should I be concerned?

Today's Spotlight

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Today's Spotlight

No Stone Unturned

Eyelid evaluation uncovered these nodules.

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Look Inside The Current Issue

September 15, 2026

Features

Intermittent Exotropia in Daily Practice: Evidence Mee​ts Experience

From refractive correction to vision therapy, these cases show how personalized care can improve control, comfort and cosmesis in patients of all ages.

Bringing Infant Eye Care Into Everyday ​Practice

The InfantSee program gives optometrists an opportunity to identify potentially serious problems during a critical period of visual development.

Chairside Communication for Infant and Toddler Vision Care

A practical guide to talking with new parents about developmental milestones, exam findings and what comes next.

Clinical Management of Peripheral Retinal Degenerations

This review provides a practical approach to recognizing, monitoring and managing common conditions affecting the periphery.

How ANDI Can Help Take the Guesswork out of Amblyopia

The Amblyopia Navigator Decision-Support Instrument (ANDI) is a free web-based application designed to guide eyecare providers in their treatment of this condition.

Departments

Take Control of Keratitis

Fortified antibiotics are a necessity in some complex cases.

Dilation Navigation

The right cycloplegic agent at the right time can make all the difference in both diagnosis and patient care.

Off the Wall

Are you familiar with the prognosis associated with this presentation?

Be More Direct​ with SLT

Laser trabeculoplasty is now possible in mere minutes.

Don’t Miss the Forest for the Trees

We must prioritize urgency in complex eye care.

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Myopic Shift

The AMA says it will advocate to have insurers recognize myopia as a disease. That’s good news… right?

No Stone Unturned

Eyelid evaluation uncovered these nodules.

The Sydnexis Saga

It was a lost year for progressive myopia after the FDA rejected this much-needed treatment.

War of the Whorls

This genetic disease can cause noticeable corneal changes.

When Does FDA-approval Become the Standard of Care?

Many clinicians did not become aware of corneal crosslinking until several years later.

E-Newsletters

Review Minute

A weekly newsletter by Paul Karpecki, OD, that offers practical clinical information on a wide array of conditions—from dry eye and corneal disease to glaucoma and a host of retinal pathologies.

Optometric Retina Society E-Newsletter

Keep up to date on the latest research and clinical findings in retinal disease care with this quarterly publication from the ORS.

Optometric Physician E-Journal

A weekly e-journal edited by Cory Lappin, OD, featuring incisive commentary, timely research summaries and late-breaking news.

Additional Publications

Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses

May/June 2026
Women in Optometry

Women In Optometry continues to be published online, with regular updates on practice design, practice success, news, trends and perspectives. Visit womeninoptometry.com.

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