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Eye Care News Archive31-Jul-2008Summer care program keeps fun in education (The Star Press) MUNCIE -- Between giggles and determined stares reminiscent of Rocky Balboa training while Eye of the Tiger played in the background, each student in the Creative Child Care program took turns trying to knock over the most cans with beanbags. Emotional Ties and More from the August Issue of SciAm Mind [Scientific American Mind] (Scientific American) Macbeth extolled ?sleep that knits up the ravell?d sleave of care,? in Shakespeare?s great tragic play of the same name. Soothing rest is not all that shut-eye provides, however. As sleep and cognition researchers Robert Stickgold and Jeffrey M. Ellenbogen explain in their feature article in this issue, the brain is very busy during a night?s slumber. It is processing and sorting all the things ... Sal DiMasi, Thomas Petrolati raked in $42G as eye bill stalled (Boston Herald) House Speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi and his second-in-command hauled in a combined $42,000 in two days from eye doctors and their lobbyists as a law that would hurt their business... Pima Eye Institute Acquires Latest Technology to Help Preserve Healthy Vision (Centre Daily Times) Pima Eye Institute, which provides specialty eye care to the Southern Arizona community, announced today that it has acquired advanced new imaging technology from Dublin, CA based Carl Zeiss Meditec that can help identify early signs of glaucoma and retinal diseases more effectively than other imaging or diagnostic tools. The new Cirrus(TM) HD-OCT system allows Drs. Ajay Sanan and Cathryn Cohen, ... Allergan posts 7% jump in second-quarter profit (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Specialty drug and medical device maker Allergan Inc. on Wednesday reported second-quarter profit rose nearly 7 percent, fueled by the weak dollar and a 25 percent jump in sales of eye-care medicines.
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