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Atalie Thompson, MD, MPH, PGY3 was one of 20 selected to receive a 2018-2019 Heed Fellowship Award given by the Heed Ophthalmic Fellowship Foundation.

We are excited to welcome our first year residents that will join Duke Ophthalmology in July.  

Katy Liu, MD, PhD, PGY3 has been selected for the 2018 Robert Machemer Resident Research Award for her proposal Biomechanical Trabecular Meshwork Stiffness in the Patho

Tree-shaped retinal cells called Müller glia may provide a new therapeutic target for treating degenerative eye diseases

Sanjay Asrani, MD, was featured in a EyeTube Meeting Coverage video featuring the American Glaucoma Society Annual Meeting.   In the video "Pearls and Pitfalls with OCT,"&n

Each month Dean Mary E. Klotman offers her thoughts and ideas about important and timely topics and issues related to medical education, science and discovery, and patient care.

In a recently published  Journal of Academic Ophthalmology article

Duke Eye Center’s Basic Science Research Led to Development of the First New Glaucoma Drug to be FDA-Approved in 20 Years

Starting with the approval of rituximab in 1997, molecularly targeted cancer drugs have transformed the way cancer treatment is approached. However, the new drugs are not without risks.

Cynthia Toth, MD was awarded the Paul Henkind Memorial Lecture for the 41st Annual Macula Society Meeting held February 21-24, 2018.