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LGBTQ+ Ophthalmologists Find Support From Academy

JUN 17, 2022 By Michael A Puente Jr, MD in Features

During Pride Month in June, we celebrate the progress that has been made in the fight for people to live openly and proudly as themselves.

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Global Ophthalmology: Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, University of Illinois Chicago

JUN 17, 2022 By Peter W MacIntosh MD, Pete Setabutr MD, R V Paul Chan MD in Features, Residents, Education

We explore the history and goals of the global ophthalmology program at the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary, University of Illinois Chicago.

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3 Ukrainian YOs Share Their War Experiences

JUN 17, 2022 By Michael Mott in Features

Three Ukrainian young ophthalmologists spoke with YO Info about how they’re coping with the crisis, how their patients are handling the emergency and what life is like inside their war-torn nation.

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The Future of Retina: New Mentorship, Research Programs on Diversity

MAY 20, 2022 By Christopher Nathaniel Roybal, MD, PHD, Courtney M Crawford MD in Residents, Education, Features

The American Society of Retina Specialists and its Diversity, Equality and Inclusion committee is working to increase the number of retina specialists who are underrepresented in medicine.

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Global Ophthalmology: Dean McGee Eye Institute

MAY 20, 2022 By Bradley Farris MD in Education, Features, Residents

Bradley K. Farris, MD, director of the Dean McGee Eye Institute International Ophthalmology Program, explores the launch of its global ophthalmology program in China and later expansion to Africa.

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YO Need to Know: 5 Pearls for Managing Corneal Ulcers

MAY 19, 2022 By Austin R Meeker, MD in Features

If you’re faced with treating a corneal ulcer, you’ll need to do it quickly and with an understanding of how it heals and how to prevent recurrence. Here are some tips to managing keratitis.

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9 Tips and Tricks to Successfully Examine Kids (and Have Fun While Doing It!)

MAY 19, 2022 By Smith Ann Chisholm, MD in Features

Whether you are a comprehensive ophthalmologist or a super subspecialist, you’re going to have young humans come into your office at some point. Examining children can often be anxiety-provoking; however, there are a few key things you can do to make your pediatric exams successful and even fun.

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3 Best Posts from Mid-Year Forum 2022

APR 19, 2022 in Features, Advocacy

The Academy's YO Committee invited Advocacy Ambassadors to join the #myf2022 Mid-Year Forum 2022 Video Challenge and share their experience using social media. Here are the winners.

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7 Reasons to Pursue a Global Ophthalmology Fellowship

APR 15, 2022 By Brenton D Finklea, MD, John Anhalt, MD in Features, Education

With the looming threat of educational debt and the ethereal “light at the end of the tunnel” of medical training in sight, many ask why they should dedicate an entire year to public health endeavors. This is an exceptionally personal decision, but here are seven reasons to follow your passion.

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YO Need to Know: 6 Pearls for Glaucoma Diagnosis and Management

APR 15, 2022 By Kateki Vinod, MD, Angela V Turalba MD in Features

Glaucoma diagnosis and management present unique challenges to ophthalmologists in training and to those early in comprehensive practice. A broad spectrum of disease manifestations, our reliance on multiple ancillary tests and the availability of medical, laser and surgical treatment options can be daunting. These six pearls will help you better diagnose and manage glaucoma.

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