Dr. Cionni, Dr. Pardue, and Kathy Lamb On Feb. 8-9 Show

Dr. Robert Cionni (Eye Institute of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT)

Dr. Machelle Pardue (Emory University -Atlanta, GA)

On our first February show, we have Dr. Robert Cionni of the Eye Institute of Utah discussing the ORA system with VerifEye that assists in cataract surgery.

Then, Atlanta's Dr. Machelle Pardue of Emory University talks about how dopamine levels are in significant in both Parkinson's Disease and diabetic retinopathy.

The last guest is AdaptiveWare's Kathy Lamb explaining GW Micro's reading systems, ReadIt Air and Lex Air.

02/08/2014 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Digital Eye Strain and Travel Habits of Glaucoma Sufferers on MLK Weekend Show

Dr. Josh Dunaief (University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, PA)

Dr. Pradeep Ramulu (Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD)

For this MLK Day weekend, we have Dr. Josh Dunaief of the University of Pennsylvania discussing digital eye strain, which is caused by excessive staring at computer screens.  

Then, Dr. Pradeep Ramulu of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore talks about glaucoma and its effect on the travel habits of those it afflicts.

1/18/2014 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Dr. Gustavo Aguirre and Dr. Paul MacLennan on First 2014 Show

Dr. Gustavo Aguirre (University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, PA)

Dr. Paul MacLennan (University of Alabama - Birmingham)

On our first show of 2014, we have Dr. Gustavo Aguirre of the University of Pennsylvania explaining gene therapy in the research of BEST Disease in humans and a similar disease in dogs.

Then, we have Dr. Paul MacLennan of the University of Alabama - Birmingham discussing how low-income people with diabetic retinopathy tend to not receive the recommended eye care.

 

1/4/2014 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Dr. Anjali Bhorade and Liz Trauernicht On December 21-22 Show

Dr. Anjali Bhorade (Washington University - St. Louis, MO)

Liz Trauernicht (Macular Degeneration Foundation - Henderson, NV)

 

On our final 2013 show, we have Dr. Anjali Bhorade of Washington University in St. Louis discussing how patients see better in doctor's offices than they do at home.

Then, Liz Trauernicht of the Macular Degeneration Foundation talks about the resources offered by the organization and its website.

12/21/2013 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Cornea Donor Study and LG Optimus F3 and KYOCERA Kona On December 13-14 Show

Dr. Edward Holland (Cincinnati Eye Institute, Cincinnati, OH)

LG Optimus F3

On this weekend's show, we have Cincinnati's Dr. Edward Holland discussing the Cornea Donor Study, which researched how the age of donors affected the long-term of the corneas donated.

Then, Bill Holton, a writer for AFB AccessWorld, will go over his product review of two phones, the LG Optimus F3 and KYOCERA Kona.

12/13/2013 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Dr. Wolfgang Fink of Arizona and EnChroma Sunglasses On November 23-24 Show

Dr. Wolfgang Fink (University of Arizona - Tucson, AZ)

EnChroma (Berkeley, CA)

This week, it's Dr. Wolfgang Fink of the University of Arizona explaining how a retinal implant can work with stimulation methodology.

Then, Don McPherson and Andy Schmeder of EnChroma discuss how its sunglasses can help those with color vision deficiency and enhance color vision.

11/23/2013 Podcast (Click Image Below)

Dr. John Sheppard and Dr. Pete Kollbaum on November 9-10 Show

Dr. John Sheppard (Virginia Eye Consultants - Norfolk, VA)

Dr. Pete Kollbaum (Indiana University - Bloomington, IN)

On the Veterans' Day weekend program, we have Virginia Eye Consultants' Dr. John Sheppard discussing dry eye and the nutritional supplement called HydroEye.

Then, Indiana University's Dr. Pete Kollbaum talks about refractive errors, such as farsightedness and nearsightedness, and how contact lenses can correct those errors. Also, we discuss an award that Dr. Kollbaum received from the American Academy of Optometry.

10/9/2013 Podcast (Click Image Below)