Harshal Yadav·Sep 23FY2027 ICD-10-CM changes leave seven chapters untouchedEvery September the same articles appear. Most are written from the addenda summary rather than from the files, which means they tell you…
Library Student Team·Jul 27Changing Course: The Right Path Isn’t Always the First OneIf you’re questioning your degree choice, you’re not alone. Here’s how I found the right path for me.
Abdullah Rasheed Adekunle·Jul 12The Invisible Shield: How Your Pre-Corneal Tear Film Protects Your Vision Every SecondNotes from an optometry student who now can’t stop thinking about blinking.
Peace Elobekemen Earnest·May 6“Externship O’Clock” — What I Learnt and What I’d Do AgainPhoto by Tasha Kostyuk on Unsplash
InCoinmonksbyCrypto Knowledge Center·Mar 23I Was Told My “Lazy Eye” Was Permanent. These 3 Free Games Proved the Doctors Wrong. 👁️🎮For years, I lived with a frustrating reality: one of my eyes just didn’t “work” right. Growing up, the medical consensus was demoralizing…A response icon1A response icon1
vi·Feb 25UoA Optometry Part II: Review and TipsThis is my review of the Part II courses, taken in 2025! Overall it was an enjoyable year and the some parts of the courses overlap in…
Remarkl·Jan 23Is There an Optometrist in the HouseWhich if better, 1 or 2?A response icon1A response icon1
EYESPERSE MAGAZINE·Jan 16“Everywhere Go First Blur”- Not If You’ve Seen The Optometrist."Everywhere go first blur" — you've laughed at the meme.
EYESPERSE MAGAZINE·Jan 4Braille Didn’t Mean the End of My Vision — It Helped Me Keep Living.Eyesperse spoke with Chioma, a Lagos-based data analyst, about living with low vision and learning braille. A response icon2A response icon2
