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Medscape Ophthalmology Podcast

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Medscape Ophthalmology Podcast

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Medscape Ophthalmology Podcast

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Medscape Ophthalmology Podcast

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Medscape Ophthalmology Podcast

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The ACP reviewed relevant studies but came to conclusions 'not germane to the way we treat patients with type 2 diabetes today,' says Dr Anne Peters.
Should a terminally ill cancer patient who asks for cataract surgery to improve his quality of life be granted his wish?
A look at the evidence supporting vitamin therapy for the most common cause of vision loss in US adults: age-related macular degeneration.
A recently approved shingles vaccine seems to be more effective in preventing the virus. Drs Rapuano and Meghpara from Wills Eye Hospital discuss its role for patients.
Even moderate improvements in hyperglycemia, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia can yield substantial results.
Dr Christopher Rapuano discusses the likely outcomes and recovery for this newly approved treatment for keratoconus.
Dr Christopher Rapuano sorts through the updated recommendations for dry eye provided in the recently published report of the Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society International Dry Eye Workshop II.
Join in as two ophthalmologists have an in-depth discussion about vancomycin-associated hemorrhagic occlusive retinal vasculitis, including its diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis.
Physicians from all over the country tell Medscape about their experiences with the ACA. What's your take?
Post-concussion, oculomotor and binocular visual issues are more likely to disrupt kids' schooling, says Dr Christina Master.
Dr Jeffrey Weber assesses the benefit of immunotherapies in two rare subtypes of melanoma and finds that rates of survival and duration of response trail well behind those associated with cutaneous melanoma.
The majority of infants born with congenital CMV infection are asymptomatic and thus missed with current screening strategies. What are the pros and cons of universal screening?
Eric Topol interviews Bernard Tyson about his remarkable career at Kaiser Permanente and about how technology will never substitute for trust and human touch in the patient-physician relationship.
The widow of Paul Kalanithi, author of 'When Breath Becomes Air,' relates their remarkable story to Eric Topol.
Eric Topol talks with pioneering geneticist George Church about his many research interests, including his central role in developing CRISPR, a gene-editing tool that stands to revolutionize medicine.
Zubin Damania, an internist and rapper/singer who performs musical parodies under the name ZDoggMD, talks with Eric Topol about his love for Weird Al and his novel medical practice, Turntable Health.
Could vaccine administration ever explain a retinal hemorrhage in a child under the age of 2 years?
Eric Topol speaks with author Siddhartha Mukherjee about his latest book, The Laws of Medicine, and how uncertainty, imperfections, priors, outliers, and biases affect these laws.
Eric Topol interviews Eric Schadt on how he turned math into medicine, and his need for speed both at and outside of work.
Eric Topol talks with New Yorker columnist and best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell on how best to tell the story of medicine.
A collaboration between Wills Eye Hospital and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention helps underserved, high-risk patients to be treated for glaucoma through a community outreach program.
Ophthalmologists will soon have a new tool to help thousands of patients affected by corneal problems.
Dr Roger Steinert thinks it's inexplicable that we're a decade behind Europe because of the law's restrictions on the FDA approval process for new devices. A change is needed.
Dr Roger Steinert relates the salient points from the refractive surgery subspecialty day at this year's American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting, where judge and jury debated the latest technology.
EASD President Andrew Boulton reflects on how lessons learned from WWI could help address the current epidemic of diabetes.
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