Former Bausch and Lomb meet may move to Sawgrass (The Florida Times-Union)
As the Beaches light up through Fourth of July weekend, athletes have also kept the fireworks going. Here's the latest in sports and recreation happenings:
Ophthalmology operating-room technician Colleen Noel prepares a blade during surgery for patient Neesia Davidson at ... (Daily Inter Lake)
Davidson was wide awake. A white sheet covered her face and body — leaving a hole for her left eye. Tiny clamps locked open her eyelids so she could not blink.
Bausch & Lomb Names Vision Care VP (R News)
Bausch & Lomb named Dr. Joseph Barr vice president of Global Clinical & Medical Affairs and Professional Services, Vision Care. Barr joined Bausch & Lomb last year as vice president of Global Vision Care Research & Development.
Bausch & Lomb names new corporate vice president and CTO (Pharmaceutical Business Review)
Bausch & Lomb has appointed John Sheets, Jr, as its new corporate vice president and chief technology officer, leading the companys global R&D efforts.
Businesses open or move (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Area businesses open, relocate
Tennis in negotiations, but triathlon coming to Amelia (The Florida Times-Union)
AMELIA ISLAND - It could be a case of out with the old and in with the new.
Bausch & Lomb Names Dr. John W. Sheets, Jr., as Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer (Centre Daily Times)
Bausch & Lomb, the global eye health company, has named John W. Sheets, Jr., Ph.D., as corporate vice president and chief technology officer, leading the company's global research and development efforts.
Ponte Vedra anticipates tennis deal (The Florida Times-Union)
PONTE VEDRA BEACH - Now that an annual professional women's tennis tournament could be moving from Amelia Island to Sawgrass Country Club, Ponte Vedra Beach officials are anticipating the economic benefits.
Around the towns (The Scranton Times-Tribune)
Military men and women serving overseas responded warmly to two Midvalley groups that organized the shipping of care packages of DVDs, CDs and basic items like sunblock and razors, Jeff Munley said.
Crystalens HD™ Receives FDA Approval (Medical News Today)
Bausch & Lomb announced that it has received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market the Crystalens HD™ in the United States. Crystalens accommodating intraocular lens (IOL) was first approved by the FDA in November 2003. The Crystalens HD is the fourth generation of the only FDA approved accommodating lens.
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