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ScienceBased Health(R) Announces New Optometric Advisory Board to Expand Awareness of Nutrition's Role in Eye Care
Date:3/18/2010

NEW YORK, March 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Vision Expo East -- ScienceBased Health (SBH), a leading provider of premium nutraceuticals for eye health, today announced its new Optometric Advisory Board.

The company is pleased to welcome to its Optometric Board Kenneth Daniels, OD, FAAO, Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor in the Centers for International Studies and National Eye Institute Clinical Investigator at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry; Paul Karpecki, OD, FAAO, Research Director, Corneal Services and Ocular Disease, Koffler Vision Group, Lexington, KY; Jim Owen, OD, FAAO, MBA, Optometric Director, Alvarado Eye Associates, Encintas, CA; Peter Shaw-McMinn, OD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Studies, Southern California College of Optometry and Senior Partner, Sun City Vision Center; and Kirk Smick OD, Chief of Primary Care Services, Clayton Eye Center, Atlanta, GA.  

The Optometric Advisory Board will help guide the company's expanded educational focus in the optometry market and work together with SBH's Scientific Advisory Board on other initiatives. The company's Scientific Advisory Board includes: Paul S. Bernstein, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of
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