RetinaCME.com will become a great resource for all retina specialists and comprehensive ophthalmologists interested in retina diseases and issue.

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RetinaCME is a free educational Web site for the retina community. There is no cost for you to access RetinaCME or to obtain CME credits. The Web site does not include any product advertisements.

RetinaCME is constantly updated and expanded to include the most accurate and relevant information available for cardiologists. We have recruited leading experts to serve as editors and authors. Before any new material is posted on RetinaCME, it is thoroughly reviewed by our Chief Medical Editor or our Associate Medical Editor.

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After review of the activity content, you will be directed to the posttest. If a passing score is achieved on the posttest, you will continue on to an evaluation of the activity and finally, you will be directed to your certificate.

Your certificate will also appear in your “My CME” section of the site for future referral.

International Users: If your country recognizes United States-approved AMA PRA Catergory 1 Credit(s)^TM as valid credits in medical education, then the credits you can earn on RetinaCME can be applied to your country's continuing medical education program. All non-US physicians should contact their respective Boards for accreditation/credit status.

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