Performing comprehensive screening for diabetic retinopathy can be challenging for many patients, especially those with inadequate insurance or access to care. With proper fundus photography, optical coherence tomography and ultra-widefield imaging, however, physicians can catch DR before it worsens in these and other patients. The only problem is getting this screening technology to the masses and ensuring patients adhere to routine follow-up. Fortunately, advances have been made to screening for DR that can increase awareness and diagnosis for all patients, including those from historically underrepresented groups looking for care. Read More