
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared the week of May 6-12 InfantSEE® Week for the state. The state  hopes the week will raise awareness of the opportunity for parents to have their babies’ eyes examined without charge and to ascertain the prevalence of infant vision issues. It is also an opportunity to investigate the connection between [...]![]()
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Americans agree that eyesight has a huge impact on their day-to-day lives and is one of the senses they fear losing most. Unfortunately, people often do not pay attention to their vision until they notice a problem. Join the National Eye Institute (NEI) of the National Institutes of Health during May, Healthy Vision Month, to [...]![]()
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Don't miss out on the Sports Vision University program where the emphasis is on managing the visual performance needs of athletic patients. Optometrists, students of optometry, residents, opticians, paraoptometrics and athletic coaches and trainers are encouraged to attend. There is a huge market of athletes who have visual needs that could be addressed with sports [...]![]()
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Mo. governor declares May 6-12 InfantSEE Week. Celebration held @UMSLCEC @InfantSEE http://t.co/TpjsIFQZ
Thursday, May 10
May is @NIHforHealth Healthy Vision Month: Optometrists should encourage Americans to make their vision last a lifetime http://t.co/zqqFQGet
Thursday, May 10
AOA Sports Vision University CE available at upcoming state meetings http://t.co/dntNojsh
Thursday, May 10
New Mexico Optometrists Partner With Rep. Powdrell-Culbert And Gov. Ma... via PRNewswire http://t.co/7rqEzkT4
Tuesday, May 15
Are Allergy Meds Causing Other Health Problems? #Optometrist Offers Suggestions | http://t.co/wg12akns via @nbcbayarea
Tuesday, May 15
Powerful account of @jilliansstory! RT @visionhelpers Dr. Sue Barry writes about Robin and Jillian Benoit. http://t.co/BUZ4M6dq
Tuesday, May 15