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AS 2020 DRAWS to a close, it is a perfect time for reflection as we look to the future. The election is behind us, and we all look forward to [...]

It was very heartening to read the cover feature for this issue of Urology Times[R], 'Urology in 2020.' Despite the universal challenges, frustrations, and hardships wrought by the coronavirus disease [...]

2020 (or 20/20 acuity) was supposed to be the Year of Vision. It didn't quite turn out that way with office shutdowns, cancelled then virtual-only industry meetings, lockdowns, masks...and on [...]

WELCOME TO THIS issue of Ophthalmology Times.[R] As November unfolds, we count our blessings, and we are pleased to offer an issue full of cutting-edge content. Therapeutics takes a spot [...]

WELCOME TO NOVEMBER, and the latest issue of Ophthalmology Times,[R] featuring our Best Programs rankings for 2020. While 2020 has been anything but normal, ophthalmology programs across the country continue [...]

An inescapable, continuing consequence of the coronovirus disease 2019 pandemic is worry over the current situation placing unmeetable demands on products and services, such as ventilators and intensive care unit [...]

As we cruise into November and the season of gratitude and giving, many of us are ready to kick 2020 to the curb. As this issue goes to press, cases [...]

WITH OCTOBER, comes the changing colors of the leaves, apple cider, and cooler temperatures. It also signals new opportunities. In this issue of Ophthalmology Times,[R] we cover a range of [...]

Quality of life is a key theme in this issue of Urology Times[R]. This month's cover feature examines the evolution of quality-of-life research for kidney stone patients and its importance [...]

WELCOME TO THE September 1 issue Ophthalmology Times.[R] As we enter the sixth month of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Our team continues to provide updates in print and [...]

The US Preventive Services Task Force's 2012 grade D recommendation against prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening for prostate cancer sent shock waves through the specialty of urology that, despite a slight [...]

WELCOME TO THIS ISSUE of Ophthalmology Times.[R] As we enter the dog days of August, ophthalmology continues to focus onthe continuing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, withseveral key states in [...]

One of the highlights of each year's American Urological Association annual meeting is the unveiling of new clinical guidelines and updates to existing guidelines. This year's meeting, despite being held [...]

This new therapy could change the landscape for the treatment of advanced prostate cancer.' '[This treatment] has the potential to become a new standard for ADT in men with advanced [...]

AS THE COUNTRY CONTINUES TO OPEN BACK UP--and in some locations halt that process--social changes with protests and the novel coronavirus pandemic remain top of mind for ODs. This is [...]

SUMMER IS HERE and with it sunshine and warmer weather. As we continue to practice social distancing and take other precautions in our daily lives, it is the perfect time [...]

WELCOME TO THE June 1 issue of Ophthalmology Times.[R] On the digital side, the Ophthalmology Times[R] team continues to offer outstanding coverage of COVID-19-related issues and for the American Society [...]

The surreal nature of 2020 continued this past May into early June, with both the American Urological Association (AUA) and American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meetings having been canceled [...]

As our June issue goes to print, the country is opening up even more, and many more ODs are moving beyond non-emergent care. In that vein, this issue is chock [...]

SPRING HAS ARRIVED, and as the flowers are blooming it is sparking thoughts of hope and renewal. The Ophthalmology Times [R] team is continuing to offer the latest COVID-19 content, [...]

As we finalize the may issue, the country slowly looks at plans to reopen state economies and loosen lockdown restrictions from the novel coronavirus pandemic. Optometry, too, is turning its [...]

THE NATION CONTINUES to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, and we continue to provide information you need to know in print and online The Ophthalmology Times[R] team continues to be [...]

AS WE ALL NAVIGATE through uncharted times, the Ophthalmology Times[R] team is working each and every day to provide relevant content on our website to keep you informed. As your [...]

As this april issue goes to press, the United States and and all countries around the globe are attempting to slow the spread of novel coronoavirus 2019. Optometrists are feeling [...]

The effects of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic permeate every aspect of daily life on a global level. Schools, restaurants, and movie theaters sit silent and empty. Sports seasons have halted [...]

The world of medicine is one of constant evolution and innovation, with a prime urology-specific example being surgical treatments for BPH. This month's Urology Times leads off with an in-depth [...]

AS THE CALENDAR turns to March, we are preparing an issue that offers plenty of high-level content to help you get an edge in your practice. On the cover of [...]

ON THE COVER of this issue, we look at gene therapy research that is uncovering key patient benefits. Gene therapy is a promising treatment strategy for Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy [...]

The specialty of urology has a long-standing reputation for innovation as part of a relentless, unending quest to improve the care of patients. One noteworthy example providing the focus for [...]

Cystic fibrosis (CF) is the most common lethal autosomal recessive disease among US infants, affecting 2,000 to 4,000 newborns. It is primarily thought of as a respiratory disease, but after [...]