Dr. Stefanie Davidson reviews the highlights from this year's American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS) meeting.

Drs. Roger Steinert, Stephen Lane, and Thomas Samuelson discuss the convergence of technology, devices, and measurement formulas that promises better patient outcomes than ever before.

The Code of Medical Ethics promulgated by the American Medical Association is the underpinning for ethical physician behavior. Are you an adherent?

George Lundberg uses an 11-item scorecard to compare the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and populism of US healthcare and the US Postal Service.

Dr. Roger Steinert reports on the latest data on intracorneal inlays for the treatment of presbyopia.

Many individuals with Marfan syndrome remain undiagnosed, and in spite of a much-improved chance of a normal lifespan, the risk of sudden death remains for untreated individuals.

What code of conduct applies to a physician who becomes a politician, journalist, or TV personality hawking medical miracles?

Dr. John Marshall found board certification 'really hard,' partly because questions had no right answer. He asks: Are boards a fair measure of a practicing physician's skills and knowledge base?

A hydrogel inlay is liked by patients and their corneas for the correction of presbyopia.

Donald Berwick talks with Eric Topol about his decades-long career with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, his tenure as Director of CMS, and why he's running for governor of Massachusetts.