Two Vitreoretinal fellows Receive Research Award
First year Duke vitreoretinal surgery fellows, Cindy Cai, MD and Ananth Sastry, MD earned the 2018
Post Doc Fellow Awarded Travel Grant to Present Retinal Degeneration Research
Duke Postdoctoral Fellow Thomas Ray was selected to present his research on the molecular basis of retinal disease at the 28th International Symposium on Retinal Degeneration.
Alum gives back to enhance training for today’s ophthalmology residents
Back when Michael Vu, MD, was an ophthalmology resident at Duke in the 1980s, trainees didn’t have a dedicated space to practice their surgical skills.
Duke Eye Center at AAO 2018
We recently concluded another successful Annual Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) meeting.
Evidence Mounts That an Eye Scan May Detect Early Alzheimer’s Disease
Two new studies suggest signs of the disease are visible in the eyes before symptoms appear
Duke Ophthalmic Technician Program Expands to Offer Additional Session
The Duke Ophthalmic Technician Program, a certificate program offered through the Duke University School of Medicine, has expanded and is now offering two 51-week sessions each year. The 2019
Dedication of The Frances and Stephen Foster Center for Ocular Immunology
We are pleased to announce the opening of the Frances and Stephen Foster Center for Oc
Clinical Practice Today : Severe Congenital Glaucoma in an Newborn
This was originally published on October 9, 2018 in Duke Health's
Fekrat Editor, Second Edition Curbside Consultations in Retina
Sharon Fekrat, MD, vitreoretinal faculty and VR fellowship director is the editor of
Kheir Receives First Place at NCSEPS
Wajiha Kheir, MD, Duke Eye Center's first ever ophthalmic oncology fellow received first place for her poster "Choroidal Melanoma During Pregnancy: A Case Report and Review of the Literature