This educational activity is intended to provide a real-world perspective on new treatment approaches being used to address the underlying pathophysiology of neovascular age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema.

This educational activity will teach clinicians to identify hallmark lesions of geographic atrophy on imaging and discern which lesions indicate a risk for rapid progression of disease.

This educational activity will use a case-based approach to help clinicians identify patients who may be candidates for treatment.

In this educational activity, experts in dry eye disease (DED) present a review of natural tear production and its importance for ocular surface health, describe new and emerging tear stimulation treatments for DED, including data from pivotal trials, and share insights on therapeutic decision making based on real-world situations of patients with DED.