No-Fee CE: The Latest and Greatest in Soft Lenses

A look at breakthroughs in soft contact lenses—including materials, surface chemistry, adverse events, optics, myopia, and therapeutics—that are shaping modern clinical practice

By: Debarun Dutta, PhD, JAMES S. WOLFFSOHN, BSC(OPTOM), MBA, PHD

Contact Lens Spectrum November 1, 2025 Vol 40, Issue November_December 2025 Page(s): 8-10,12-14

Objective:

Emphasize the significance of breakthroughs in clinical practice.

Key Findings:

Include specific examples of therapeutic applications.

Interpretation:

Expand on the implications for practitioners.

Limitations:

Include potential solutions or ongoing research.

Conclusion:

Reiterate the importance of continuous innovation in soft lenses.

James S. Wolffsohn

Bio: James S. Wolffsohn, BSc(Optom), MBA, PhD, writes on contact lens fitting and soft contact lens wear. In Contact Lens Spectrum, he has addressed strategies to reduce dropout among soft contact lens wearers, with attention to lens fit, replacement frequency, and material choice. His work highlighted in the 2020 Global Specialty Lens Symposium context focuses on practical approaches eyecare practitioners can use to improve soft lens fitting and support continued contact lens wear.

Contributions:

https://clspectrum.com/issues/2020/may/dropping-the-dropout-rate/

AOCNP

Specialties: Oncology

Bio: AOCNP is listed as an author of a 2026 JADPRO Practice Matters article on collaboration between medical science liaisons and advanced practice providers in oncology care. The article focuses on how these partnerships support clinical research, medical education, and insight gathering to help translate scientific advances into oncology practice.

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