TearLab is partnering with the Sjögren’s Foundation to promote July as “Dry Eye Disease Awareness Month.”

Have a policy in place to deal with patients who take your prescription, purchase eyeglasses online, but then come back to your practice for adjustments.

Welch Allyn has introduced its CP 50T and CP 150T connectivity-ready electrocardiograph (ECG) devices in the United States.

The American Friends of the Phelophepa Train are launching their first first-ever Eye Clinic Donation Drive to raise funds for the purchase of 50,000 pairs of eyeglasses to be dispensed at the eye clinic on board 18-car trains that travel throughout South Africa delivering primary healthcare services to under-served villagers.

Shaista Vally, a second-year student at SUNY College of Optometry, has developed the SUNY Blind Art Program, a unique new art workshop for blind and visually impaired adults, held this summer at the college’s midtown Manhattan campus.

Check out the AOA's new user centric design, and improved website.

Participate in the World Sight Day Challenge to help prevent blindness.

Four laser cateract procedures were performed while a live 3D surgical view was streamed to visiting surgeons.

Do you have truck-driver patients? Find out why they’re at higher risk for diabetes and resulting vision and income loss.

Patients in St. Lucia are well controlled and medication-free 1 year after SLT.

Post your photos to Instagram, then vote for your favorite for a chance to win a weekly prize.

From 2001 to 2011, eyelid lifts charged to Medicare more than tripled to 136,000 annually, according to a review of physician billing data by the Center for Public Integrity. In 2001, physicians billed taxpayers a total of $20 million for the procedure. By 2011, the price tag had quadrupled to $80 million. The number of physicians billing the surgery more than doubled.

A new layer of the human cornea has been discovered by Professor Harminder Dua, a researcher at the University of Nottingham in the UK.