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Darrell E. White

Darrell E. White

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    Recent Articles

    healio.com

    Welcome 2024: New Year’s review and resolutions

    Wow! That was quick. Another year has come and gone, the pages of the calendar flying by like one of those old cartoon flip chart things.How did 2023 treat you and yours? I am going to go with my standard answer to that question: I am still the second luckiest person any of you will ever meet! Who is the luckiest person? I have no idea, but all but one of those people saying that has to be wrong.
    about 1 year ago
    healio.com

    BLOG: The secret is out about Lacrifill

    You know when you’ve got really good news about something super cool that’s gonna make a lot of your favorite people really happy, and you have to keep it a secret?
    about 1 year ago
    healio.com

    The Era of ‘And’: Combination therapy arrives

    What a wild ride these last 10 years or so have been.In my mind, there have been three distinct eras of dry eye disease (DED) care over the millennia. These three time periods have neither established names nor officially defined boundaries like the myriad generations we use to describe our population here in the U.S. (baby boomers, etc). To the surprise of exactly no one who has read my drivel,
    12 months ago
    healio.com

    BLOG: Dry eye and photophobia: The outlook may be rosy

    Apr 23, 2024 ... Consider using FL-41 tinted lenses when dry eye patients complain of light sensitivity. How many times have you seen a dry eye disease patient ...
    12 months ago
    healio.com

    Dry eye back to basics, part 1: It all starts with tears

    Vince Lombardi: “Gentlemen, we are going back to the very basics of the game. This is a football.”Max McGee: “Coach, could ya slow down a bit, please.”
    9 months ago
    healio.com

    BLOG: Trukera finds a new home: Maker of tear osmolarity test acqui...

    Anyone who has read any of my drivel knows that I am a long-time fan of testing tear osmolarity to guide the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye disease.Prior to it becoming a CLIA-waived test, my colleagues and I were so convinced of its importance in a dry eye disease practice that we went through accreditation as an intermediate level laboratory. When we first used tear osmolarity (TO) prior to
    9 months ago
    healio.com

    BLOG: Dry eye in the US: Some new demographic data

    For quite a few years now, we have been hearing the same stats about the prevalence and characteristics of dry eye disease patients in the U.S.
    7 months ago
    healio.com

    Annual anti-inflammatory review

    It is September once again, time for us to review the state of the anti-inflammatory landscape in the world of dry eye disease.Boy, it sure seems like I have done a lot of these things. You might think that there is not a whole lot more to say, and in some ways, I would agree. But as sure as the wind quickens here on the North Coast and the temperatures become more bracing, it looks like this
    6 months ago
    healio.com

    Back to basics, part 3

    It is autumn on the North Coast. Longer nights lead to deeper insights as we contemplate the winter solstice. As usual, I am thinking dry eye. It is, as they say, how I roll.If you recall, I promised one of the guests at a dinner presentation that I would spend a column or four on topics that touched on the basics of diagnosing and treating dry eye disease (DED). While this doctor may have been
    5 months ago
    healio.com

    Back to basics part 4: Treatment 101

    As promised, here is the fourth installment of the dry eye disease “Back to Basics” series requested by an audience member at a dinner presentation I gave last winter.In part 1, we took a look at normal tears, of which we have three types: baseline, psychic and reflex. Part 2 was snuck into the annual September column on the state of anti-inflammatory treatment of dry eye disease
    4 months ago
    healio.com

    New Year’s resolutions for 2025

    Happy New Year! How was your holiday season?As usual, I am sitting down to write this column long before any of the stuff I am asking about has actually happened for me. It is 19 degrees in Cleveland today, and Lake Erie is a roiling cauldron of seasonal agitation. Kinda like me, to be honest. At my latitude, the fourth quarter of each year is by far the busiest for eye doctors of all stripes.
    3 months ago