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Learn how a head trauma can damage important eye structures like the retina and optic nerve that are critical to your eyesight.
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Florida Eye’s Ribbon Cutting for our new Wellington building (2575 State Road 7) was a huge success! Special thanks to the Wellington Chamber, Mayor Bob Margolis,Wellington Magazine and Wild Eyes Photography for their support, and Sandy James for the fabulous food!
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This past week Florida Eye welcomed Princeton student Angela Liang to its Boynton Beach location. Angela, a student majoring in molecular biology and minoring in global health and health policy, asked for the opportunity to shadow Dr. Barry Schechter to learn about eye care in general. The reason? Angela will be traveling to Accra, Ghana… Read More
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As Floridians, we spend much of our time at the beach, in the pool and on tennis courts and golf courses. Throw in some outdoor walking, biking and gardening, and it’s easy to see why we need to be proactive in taking care of our bodies by wearing sunscreen and our eyes by wearing proper… Read More
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“If you are a parent who does not want your kids to go “cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs,” avoid taking them down the cereal aisle.” That’s one bit of advice stemming from a recent Cornell University study that characters like Cap’n Crunch and the Trix Bunny. Cornell Food and Brand Lab Researchers Aner Tal and Brian… Read More
Posted by: Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute in 2014-02 Issue
Happy Valentine’s Day
Posted by: Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute in 2014-02 Issue
The 7,500 square foot building will have 3 waiting rooms, 14 exam rooms and 8 testing/treatment rooms.
Posted by: Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute in 2014-02 Issue
Dr. Barry Schechter and Ophthalmic technician Juan Estela show student Vernisa Hanson some Florida Eye love. Last semester Florida Eye was fortunate to have Joy Ferrall from the PBSC Ophthalmic medical technologist program in house, and the doctors and staff are just as thrilled with Vernisa Hanson. Refractive cataract surgeon, glaucoma & comprehensive ophthalmologist Dr…. Read More
Posted by: Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute in 2014-02 Issue, Uncategorized
At Florida Eye the physicians and staff are dedicated to educating the public about the importance of yearly eye exams to identify AMD and other age-related diseases before they have a chance to damage vision.
Posted by: Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute in 2014-02 Issue
In this issue we will provide you with a link to our downloadable pdf which outlines 12 risk factors you should be aware of when it comes to this disease that affects more than 15 million Americans.
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