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Glaucoma/Marijuana Information

The recent legalization of medical marijuana has prompted questions about its use in the treatment of glaucoma. Here are the positions held by a couple of our national societies, along with a helpful infographic:

American Glaucoma Society Position

American Academy of Ophthalmology Position

AAO Infographic

 

 - www.tsbvi.edu

Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired is well known for its wealth of information about the education of children with visual impairments. The directory of low vision service providers adds an additional valuable resource for professionals and parents who are seeking the best in medical and educational services for children with low vision. The directory may be accessed by going to the left side of the home page and finding the section, “I’m looking for…”, then click Low Vision Service Provider Directory. On this page there is also a link to a form for ophthalmologists who wish to add their offices/clinics to the directory.

 

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American Academy of Ophthalmology | Eye Care America offering information on no-cost eye exams. A component of this offering is the Drug Discount Card for prescription drugs, OTC drugs and supplies written as prescriptions, and even pet prescription medicines! It cannot be used in combination with insurance. They’ll even customize the cards for your organization (add a logo, etc). 



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Health Alliance for the Uninsured The Health Alliance for the Uninsured is a catalyst for improved health care services for those who otherwise would be unable to obtain them.