The ophthalmologist and his family were still living in tents, although they did, thanks to extension cords running from their half-destroyed house, have electricity now.
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"I think it was voodoo, " said my friend the ophthalmologist.
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Looks like someone at Microsoft should be paying slightly more attention to the mail: an ophthalmologist (yes, that's right) in Illinois named Edward Yavitz is suing Redmond over the Zune's Buy From FM feature, saying he wrote the software giant a letter in 2006 that disclosed his two relevant patents on the tech, suggested how it could be integrated into the Zune, and asked for a deal.
Dr. Jay Schwartz, official ophthalmologist for the Phoenix Suns and Arizona Diamondbacks, maintains a Twitter page that's updated throughout the day.
The first step is to see an ophthalmologist or optometrist regularly.
Anne Sumers, a spokeswoman for the American Academy of Ophthalmology and a practicing ophthalmologist in Ridgewood, N.
The decision to go to an optometrist versus an ophthalmologist is a personal one.
Dr. Najeeb, an Iraqi ophthalmologist living in Jordan, is one of the thousands of Iraqis who have applied to the refugee program.
Over the years, Melgen has become regarded as a top ophthalmologist, speaking at conferences and even operating on then-Gov. Lawton Chiles in 1997.
In most states contact lenses can be sold only with proof of a valid prescription--either a written prescription or oral approval from an ophthalmologist or an optometrist, who make their livings largely from the stuff they sell, contact lenses among them.
"If there is only a problem in its inner layer, it may be possible to replace just that part of the cornea, leaving the patient's normal and healthy tissue in place, " said Mr Muhtaseb, a Singleton-based consultant ophthalmologist.
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