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Results Favor Primary Use of Artificial Cornea
Jan. 18, 2012 – (Modern Medicine) –Dr. Kathryn Colby comments on the effectiveness and the safety of the Boston K-Pro

Learning to Restore Balance
Jan. 16, 2012 – (The Boston Globe) –Mass. Eye and Ear otologist Steven Rauch M.D., and researcher Conrad Wall III, Ph.D., discuss the different types, symptoms, and treatments of dizziness and balance problems.

Concord's Hadlock Directs Surgery Division
Jan. 16, 2012 – (Metro West Daily News) –Dr. Tessa Hadlock discusses her new appointment at Mass. Eye and Ear.

New Year’s Quiz on Rules of the Road
Jan. 5, 2012 – (The Boston Globe) –Mass. Eye and Ear ENT specialist Dr. Josef Shargorodsky talks about the decibel level of driving when car windows are down. 

Weekly Challenge: Get Screened for Eye Diseases
Jan. 2, 2012 – (Boston.com) –Mass. Eye and Ear ophthalmologist Dr. Louis Pasquale recommends starting 2012 with a routine eye exam. 

Once Overweight, Marvin Carey Drops Pounds, Trains for Boston Marathon
Jan. 1, 2012 – (Sentinel & Enterprise) –Team Eye and Ear member Marvin Carey quit smoking, started running and will now be one of the 50 people running for Mass. Eye and Ear in the 2012 Boston Marathon.  

Be Healthy: Glaucoma
January 2012 – (Bay State Banner) –Mass. Eye and Ear doctors and patients share their stories of glaucoma, including being at risk with 20/20 vision and why early screening as a teenager can save your sight.

 

 

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