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In the late 1980s, he and his wife developed the popular reading program Success for All. He recently promoted a tutoring initiative to help students forced from school by the coronavirus.
Press release content from Accesswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. First-in-Class Biologic Eye Drop Regener-Eyes Announces New Clinical Advisory Board Member Dr. Sandra Cremers March 10, 2021 GMT PALM HARBOR, FL / ACCESSWIRE / March 10, 2021 / Regener-Eyes®, a leading first-in-class biologic eye drop made of naturally-occurring cytokines and growth factors, today announced the addition of Sandra Lora Cremers, MD, FACS to its Clinical Advisory Board. “We are excited to have Dr. Sandra Cremers join our clinical advisory board. She is a highly respected eye care profes...
PALM HARBOR, FL / ACCESSWIRE / March 10, 2021 / Regener-Eyes®, a leading first-in-class biologic eye drop made of naturally-occurring cytokines and growth factors, today announced the addition of Sandra
(1) PALM HARBOR, FL / ACCESSWIRE / February 23, 2021 / Regener-Eyes ®, a leading first-in-class biologic eye drop made of naturally-occurring cytokines and growth factors, today announced the addition of Dr. Art Epstein to its Clinical Advisory Board. "We are excited to have Dr. Art Epstein join our clinical advisory board. He is a highly respected eye care professional, and will bring valuable insight to our company's efforts," commented C. Randall Harrell, M.D., CEO and Founder of Regener-Eyes ®. "We are honored to add Dr. Epstein to our existing board alongside our other impressive membe...
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Few dyslexic students benefiting from an online tool that’s costing Texas millions State says service will help thousands, but advocates believe money could be better spent Birdville ISD Dyslexia Coordinator Emily Rivera works with Birdville Elementary School fourth grader Delilah Anaya, 10, from the district's headquarters in Haltom City, Texas, on Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021.(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor) When the first invoice for a new special education tool arrived this past fall, accounting officials at the Texas Education Agency questioned what exactly the state was being bil...