Treating Chronic Vision Impairment: Still The Best Kept Secret in Health Care (Part I)
My other doctor told me “There’s nothing more I can do for your eyesight.” This inaccurate and damaging statement is
Translating Eye & Vision Health in Falls Prevention and Primary Health Care Recommendations
Older person falls are costly. Estimating monetary impacts relative to falls has been challenging. A new analysis investigating expenditures for
A Story of One Patient’s Vision Impairment That Made Me a Better Doctor
A disease or health condition is the doctor’s initial care delivery compass. It orients us toward the forest to seek
What To Know About “Low-Value” Care And The High Value of Eye Examination
Low-value care is wasteful and challenging to health. Services with little or no clinical benefit, or when the risk of
“They Relied on A Single Test Result”
A new NPR article reporting on diabetes and public health offers the perfect opportunity to revisit important issues relative to health
Women’s Eye Health Remains At Higher Risk
The news is consistent for women who still remain at higher risk for many eye and vision-related diseases and conditions.
♪♫ “In the Year 2525, If Man is Still Alive, If Woman Can Survive…”♪♫, How Will Eye Care Be Perceived?
“In the Year 2525” was a Billboard #1 hit song in 1969, just four years after HR 6675 – a.k.a.
