Catlin Nalley

1 week ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

Inside the June 2025 issue of Review of Optometry, our 16th annual Retina Report, you’ll find strategies for advancing in retina specialization, test your skills with image-based diagnostic challenges and discover the latest tools for early DR detection. Plus, deepen your understanding of vitreoretinal interface disorders in this month's CE course.

2 weeks ago | reviewofophthalmology.com | Catlin Nalley

Dry-eye disease is one of the most commonly encountered yet persistently challenging conditions in ophthalmology. Characterized by ocular surface inflammation, tear film instability, and a spectrum of often debilitating symptoms, DED affects millions worldwide. And despite a growing list of available therapies, many patients continue to struggle with incomplete or inconsistent relief.

3 weeks ago | journals.lww.com | Catlin Nalley

​By Catlin NalleyThe Phase III SERENA-6 trial demonstrated that switching to camizestrant in combination with a CDK4/6 inhibitor—guided by the emergence of an ESR1 mutation (ESR1m) during first-line aromatase inhibitor plus CDK4/6 inhibitor therapy—led to a statistically significant and clinically meaningful improvement in progression-free survival (PFS) for patients with hormone receptor–positive, HER2-negative (HR+/HER2–) advanced breast cancer.

1 month ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

In the ever-evolving landscape of optometric practice, the definition of clinical specialization continues to expand. While subspecialties like retina, pediatrics and cornea have long been established pillars of the profession, a growing number of optometrists are charting a new course—one that embraces a more holistic, preventative and lifestyle-oriented approach to patient care. At the heart of this movement is a rising interest in wellness and nutrition.

2 months ago | reviewofoptometry.com | Catlin Nalley

In the April 2025 issue of Review of Optometry—the magazine's 12th annual cornea report—learn effective strategies for managing herpetic keratitis, delve into advanced imaging techniques for early detection of keratoconus and get expert tips for specializing in advanced corneal care.  Check out the other articles featured in this issue:My Patient Has Herpetic Keratitis… Now What?