Explore the latest Woo’s Wisdom sessions featuring Dr. Joseph Pizzimenti and Dr. Mark Bullimore as they discuss the growing role of oculomics in systemic health and the importance of evidence-based myopia control. From retinal biomarkers to modern treatment strategies, these insightful presentations highlight how innovation in eye care is shaping better patient outcomes and long-term vision health.

Have you ever wondered how to become a Myopia Control Expert? Dr. Joelle Holland shared valuable insights on this topic in her presentation, “Becoming Myopia Control Experts.”

Clinical studies on atropine for myopia control show mixed results, highlighting the need for more research on dosage and the differing outcomes between children in the U.S. and Asia.

Orthokeratology, often abbreviated as Ortho-K or OK, is a non-surgical method for managing myopia (nearsightedness). It involves the use of specially designed rigid gas-permeable contact lenses that are worn overnight. These lenses reshape the cornea temporarily, providing clear vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses during the day.