The 122nd AOA Congress at Optometry’s Meeting® adopted a range of resolutions and bylaw amendments to advance the practice of optometry and public access.

Don’t miss out on what’s happening from the profession’s premier meeting, including the latest news from AOA Congress, the Student Bowl crowns a champion and more.

New AOA President Barbara L. Horn, O.D., of South Carolina, and other members of the AOA’s Board of Trustees were sworn into office Saturday, June 22, after elections during Optometry's Meeting® 2019 in St. Louis.

The global e-commerce retailer pulled posts for contact lens sellers that didn’t appear to meet FCLCA patient protection provisions requiring a prescription from a licensed practitioner prior to sale.

AOA leaders discuss triumphs and challenges and the road ahead for the profession.

AOA aggressively goes with future’s flow because the success of the profession of optometry in the future will be anchored by our actions today

An overview of the diagnosis codes that can be used to accurately report when an eye injury is related to contact lens use.

Before Matthew Hennen, O.D., and Rachel Hennen, O.D., knew their father as an optometrist, Mark Hennen, O.D., was dad to them. And today, at Dakota Eye Care in West St. Paul, Minnesota, they also are colleagues.

Glaucoma patients were five times as likely to get in a motor vehicle accident compared to similarly aged drivers, per a new study that illustrates a glaring problem with drivers’ vision requirements.

An estimated 3 million Americans were diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Doctors of optometry add value to the team of health professionals who manage cases of IBD and colonic malignancies.