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WELCOME TO THE MAY ISSUE OF NANOS SPOTLIGHT
IN THIS ISSUE:
Access the 2025 Annual Meeting on-demand content—available through September 30th. If you haven’t already, activate your account on the new NANOS Online Community to stay connected with colleagues. Review recently approved bylaws changes, save the date for the AAO 2025 Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day, and tune in to new podcast episodes. Don’t forget to renew your membership, explore new research, and browse current job openings. Enjoy the May 2025 issue and click here to view past issues.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF NANOS ON‑DEMAND CONTENT
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STILL OPEN: APPLICATION FOR 2027 FRANK B. WALSH MEETING HOSTS
NANOS is still accepting applications to host the 2027 Frank B. Walsh Meeting which will take place at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina in California. Click here for more information.
Send completed application to meetings@nanosweb.org by June 2nd, 2025.
Click here to read about the history of the Walsh Meeting.
ACTION REQUIRED: JOIN NANOS NEW ONLINE COMMUNITY
Over 450 NANOS members have already activated their accounts on the new NANOS Online Communication Platform, hosted by Higher Logic—your dedicated space to connect, collaborate, and engage with fellow members!
Activate your account today to continue participating in discussions and networking with your colleagues.
Click here to learn more and activate your account.
NEW: PROPOSED BYLAWS AMENDMENTS
The NANOS membership has approved proposed bylaws amendments to strengthen editorial stability and enhance the journal’s integrity. These updates refine the Editor-in-Chief’s term and clarify the separation of duties between the EIC and the Board. For full details, please visit the amended bylaws .
SAVE THE DATE: NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY SUBSPECIALTY DAY AT AAO
This year’s Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day program is titled “Neuro-Ophthalmology 2025: Breaking Barriers in Neuro-Ophthalmology — Emergencies, Controversies, Subspecialty Intersections, and Surgical Perspectives”, taking place on Oct. 17, in Orlando. Stay for AAO 2025, Oct. 18–20, for valuable insights to enhance your practice. Learn more at aao.org/2025.
NEW PODCAST: OUT OF THE BLINDSPOT
Listen to Part 2 of the Out of the Blindspot podcast, as host Dr. Ore-ofe Adesina continues his conversation with the indomitable Dr. Howard Krauss, founding partner of the Pacific Neuroscience Institute and pioneering surgical neuro-ophthalmologist.
PODCAST: NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY WITH DR. MANASA GUNTURU
Head over to The Neurotransmitters podcast to hear Dr. Manasa Gunturu, a Fellow Member of NANOS, discuss the art of detailed history-taking and specialized examination skills. She covers how to evaluate patients with subjective vision loss, double vision, visual field defects, droopy eyelids, and more.
BEYOND THE DONATION
The Stories of Hope That You Create with Your Gift to NANOS
Every gift to NANOS is a gift of hope. Your support drives breakthroughs in neuro-ophthalmology, restores vision, inspires future specialists, and fuels life-changing discoveries. Be the reason someone sees tomorrow—give today.
RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP
The grace period has ended. Renew now to retain your benefits.
1. Log in to your Member Profile on the NANOS website using your username and password.
2. If you cannot remember your password, please click here to reset it.
NEW KNOWLEDGE: IN NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY
Guo et al. performed mechanistic studies examining dysglycemia and a possible selective vulnerability of the inner blood retinal barrier particularly to hypoglycemia. This furthers our understanding of some of the possible pathophysiology behind the increased NAION risk with certain diabetic therapies such as GLP-1 modulators. Read the full review.
Using LC-MS/MS to analyze the vitreous proteomes of 10 NAION patients, the study suggests that NAION is associated with dysregulation of hemostasis, metabolic pathways, and ECM remodeling, providing insights into its pathogenesis and potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets. Read the full article here.
REMINDER: UPDATE YOUR LISTING IN FIND-A-NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY DIRECTORY
Are you a practicing Neuro-Ophthalmologist? If yes, please make sure to check your listing in the Find-A-Neuro-Ophthalmology Directory. If you don't see your listing, please click here to learn how to update your directory settings.
NEW! EXPLORE THE LATEST JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
Neuro-Ophthalmology - Clinical Faculty | Chicago, Illinois
Neuro-Ophthalmologist | Grand Rapids, Michigan
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