Duke Eye Center is a leader in research, education and patient care; dedicated to curing eye disease worldwide.
Durham, NC
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Registration is OPEN for the 13th Annual Duke fAVS & 24th Duke AVS
Courses!
Join leading vitreoretinal surgeons March 18-20 in Durham, NC, for cutting-edge surgical insights, challenging cases, and hands-on wet labs.
Register today mcpi.cventevents.com/avs2027
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Early bird registration for the 2026 Duke Glaucoma Symposium ends September 6!
Secure your spot and take advantage of discounted registration before rates increase.
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Our faculty and trainees shared research, led scientific discussions, and earned national recognition at this year's @asrsdocs Scientific Meeting.
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Congratulations to the Duke retina faculty who received national recognition today at @asrsdocs 2026! Glenn Jaffe, MD, received the Retina Research Foundation’s Gertrude D. Pyron Award, one of the field’s highest honors for vision scientists.
Welcome to Duke Eye Center, Class of 2030! We’re excited to have these new ophthalmology residents join our team and look forward to supporting their training, growth, and success in the years ahead.
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Cynthia Toth, MD, was recently featured in @ModernRetina Retina, discussing research that suggests the retina may provide an early window into brain development in preterm infants.
Read the article and watch the video from @OphthTimes
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We’re excited to help advance this national effort to grow the vision rehabilitation workforce and strengthen independence and quality of life for patients!
With only ~450 certified providers nationwide, Duke School of Medicine is building a first-of-its-kind pipeline with @DukeEyeCenter and the Duke Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program training the next generation through hands-on care. @DukeOrtho
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Sharing highlights from the 2026 Duke Eye Center Trainee Graduation Banquet!
Congratulations to all award recipients and to the entire Class of 2026 as they take their next steps in ophthalmology.
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We’re excited to welcome SriniVas Sadda, MD, FARVO, as Chair of Duke Ophthalmology starting Nov. 10, 2026.
A global leader in innovation, he will help advance research, education, and patient care.
@DukeMedSchool @DukeHealth medschool.duke.edu/news/srin…
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Welcome Dr. Sadda!
SriniVas Sadda, MD, FARVO, will join @DukeHealth as chair of the Department of Ophthalmology effective November 10, 2026. @dukeeyecenter
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Proud to share this powerful story from Duke Health CEO Dr. David Zaas about how surviving leukemia shaped his approach to patient‑centered leadership.
Duke Health's new CEO survived leukemia with his 13-year-old son as his bone marrow donor. Now he's leading with that experience.
"I want the same standards of care for everyone that comes in contact with Duke Health that I would want for my own family."
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Highlights from Duke Ophthalmology Trainee Day 2026! @DukeMedSchool
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New research from Duke team, including Cynthia Toth, MD, is highlighting how imaging the eye may provide valuable clues about early brain development in preterm infants.
A routine NICU eye scan may help predict developmental delays in preterm infants. This new Duke Health research is published in @JAMAOphth.
More: duke.is/c/rw6a
@Duke_Childrens | @dukeeyecenter | @DukePsychiatry | @DukeMedSchool
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At Duke Eye Center, we see every day how resilience and expert care can shape a child’s future. One shining example is Alexander Dodds, featured in our 2026 VISION magazine and honored as the Scheyer Family Kid Captain.
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After more than a decade as chair, his leadership has helped shape the growth of Duke Ophthalmology across clinical care, education, and research. He will step down later this year while continuing his work with patients and Duke-NUS Medical School.
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Duke Eye Center was well represented at the 2026 @ARVOinfo Annual Meeting in Denver, with 70+ Duke‑led presentations.
We're proud to celebrate Catherine Bowes Rickman, PhD, and Vadim Arshavsky, PhD, for their induction into the ARVO Fellows Class of 2026.
Proud of all who represented Duke Eye Center on this international stage.
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