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Today marks an important day—new advances in ophthalmology! Vuity is the first presbyopia treatment in the form of an eye drop. Congrats on FDA approval! Excited for all the exciting growth to come in this area #eyetwitter#Ophthalmology#nomorereaders https://t.co/URtGl45zZo
Proud to play a small role in this invaluable resource for young ophthalmologists created by the amazing @LisaNijmMDJD ! See ya tomorrow! @RealWorldOphth
I’m reading the AMA’s strategic plan for health equity. Wow! The language is beautiful and powerful. Here’s one phrase: “......pivot from ambivalence to urgent action; from euphemisms to explicit conversations.....”
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Ophthalmologists, part of wellness is protecting our necks (literally). Here’s an article about Heads-Up Display and ergonomics in the OR.
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Over 500 registered! I’m thrilled to be on this panel of talented surgeons who all happen to be women I admire very much. Been using the Vivity since last Fall and am looking forward to sharing my experience! Register here: https://t.co/BGeLuRZi7x @CathyEye@abrissettemd
Burnout is real in the health care field. Our Physician Wellness site explores the topic and offers resources for the #wellbeing of those who look after ours. https://t.co/amIKmKKhYP #mentalhealth#suicideprevention
We are excited to invite you to WIO's Virtual summer symposium $179 for 24 hours #CME, inaugural clinical trials training, skills labs, 150+ research posters, networking, live well & Signature Swag Bag will be sent to the first 500 registered attendees! https://t.co/6Ap2xYB1xg
This was an amazing session with great information sparked by excellent questions by attendees. Things I learned: 1. #reversementoring 2. #showup#speakup#followup 3. Good way to learn how to be a good mentee is mentor someone else
No one should go blind from exercising their right to protest: rubber bullets/marking rounds/tear gas all cause severe eye injuries and should NEVER be aimed at faces. All ophthalmologists should condemn the use of these weapons for safeguarding public order. #NYCPROTEST