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What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology: Part VII

Ophthalmologists and industry executives share what lingers on their minds at the end of the day.

Featured in this video, in order of appearance:

Steven Greenstein, MD; Cornea and Laser Institute (Teaneck, NJ)

Edward Holland, MD; chief medical advisor (Aurion Biotech)

George O. Waring, IV, MD; Waring Vision Institute (Mt. Pleasant, SC)

Cathleen McCabe, MD; The Eye Associates (FL)



Watch the previous installments in this series:

What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology?

What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology: Part II

What keeps ophthalmologists up at night: Part III

What keeps ophthalmologists up at night: Part IV

What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology: Part V

What keeps you up at night in ophthalmology: Part VI

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