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More Sleep Can Mean Less Dry Eye Disease
Guest editorial by Melissa Barnett, OD, FAAO, FSLS, FBCLA, and Jaclyn Garlich, OD, FAAO
This story was originally published in Review of Presbyopia and the Aging...
Building a Successful Independent Practice Next to a Walmart Vision Center
NEW ebook available now! Read how these six optometrists found success in building an independent practice next to a Walmart Vision Center.
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AI and Optometry: Are You Adapting?
WO is looking for insights on how engaged eye care professionals are with AI in their personal and professional lives.
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Growing as an OD While Giving Back
Before Kami Nguyen, OD, graduated from Western University of Health Sciences College of Optometry in 2019, she spent more than a decade working in...
School’s Out: Time to Start Preparing for the Back-to-School Rush
If you wait to start preparing for the back-to-school rush in late summer, you’ve already missed a good part of the opportunity, says Tonya...
Five Things I Wish I Knew During My First Year as...
By Makayla Cornwell-Young, OD, Southern College of Optometry '23
Editor’s note: Dr. Makayla Cornwell-Young posted the content below on her LinkedIn page. It’s excerpted here...
WO Board Perspectives: How to Stay Organized
In a world where we all wear many hats-- doctor, parent, spouse, child, friend, mentor and more-- staying organized can feel nearly impossible. The...
OD Uses a Holistic Approach Both for Herself and Patients
Today, Michelle Valella, OD, has a new kind of joy and happiness.
After owning a solo private practice for 33 years, selling it to private...
How to Safely View the Eclipse on Oct. 14
On October 14, an annual solar eclipse will be visible from the coast of Oregon to parts of Canada and the Texas Gulf Coast....
Introverts in the Workplace: It’s a Good Thing
By Nikie Walker, Ed.D, Owner of 20/20 Walker Consulting, Assistant Professor of Business at Brescia University
I am what you would call an extra extrovert....
