Dry Eye Webinar with Gregory Everett, O.D.
Dry Eye Syndrome affects millions of Americans each year. It’s a condition that can sometimes be challenging to treat due to a wide range of factors involved. At Drs. Campbell, Cunningham, Taylor & Haun, we feature the latest treatment options available as well as the expertise to provide lasting relief from dry eyes. As such a hot topic in the eye care industry, our resident dry eye expert, Gregory Everett, O.D., hosts the following webinar to shed more light on Dry Eye Syndrome. Here he explains the condition in depth, including symptoms, causes, and consequences, and rounds out the discussion with the latest in effective treatment options. Click below to watch.
Cataract Surgery Webinar with Jake McMillin, M.D.
Cataracts are among the most common eye conditions affecting millions of people worldwide. That, of course, translates to the commonality of cataract surgery being performed each year – approximately 10 million procedures annually. There are many facets to this sight-stealing condition and its treatment. In the following featured webinar, Ophthalmologist and Cornea Specialist, Jake McMillin, M.D., shares in expert knowledge about the causes of the condition, cataract surgery, lens implant options, pre- and post-operative care, the latest technological advances, and much more. Watch this informative webinar by clicking below.
Management of Corneal Edema Webinar with Jake McMillin, M.D.
Recently, Cornea Specialist Jake McMillin, M.D., conducted a continuing education course designed for area eye doctors via the following online webinar. The course subject covered many aspects of treating patients with corneal edema, a very important part of our Ophthalmology practice here at Drs. Campbell, Cunningham, Taylor & Haun. Learn more about corneal edema and the latest in treatment options to address this potentially serious condition by clicking the webinar below.
For more than seventy years, Margaret Seagraves has made beautiful music on her piano. Margaret began playing at the age of five, but in recent years, her ability to read the music became increasingly difficult. She eventually needed special glasses for this task.
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