From practitioner to patient
When South Island optometrist John Veale hopped on a plane recently to Rarotonga, for what was perhaps his 40th trip with the NZ Aid eye team, he expected to see a few urgent medical cases. He didn’t expect to be one himself!
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Adhesive gel for corneasApril 24, 2019
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Wearable devices: legal risk?April 23, 2019
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Eye test for Alzheimer’s?April 23, 2019
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CAIRS better than ICRS?April 23, 2019
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Eye care calls for better IT connectivityApril 23, 2019
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Phase 3 success for allergy drugApril 16, 2019
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Squint Club 2019: report
The Australian and New Zealand Strabismus Society (ANZSS), better known as the Squint Club, held their 2019 meeting at the Melbourne Children’s Hospital.Local...
Troublesome lashes
Eyelashes exist to help protect the ocular surface, but can certainly cause problems, from trivial to very serious. Worldwide, trachoma is one of the...
Papilloedema in kids, AMD, PED and more
A warm summer evening and the lure of the beach or BBQ were not enough to deter attendance at the Eye Doctors’ first Grand Round in February at the Novotel...
Features
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Myopia research update
Low-concentration atropine for myopia progression (LAMP) study; Environmental risk factors and myopia incidence in six to nine-year-olds; Myopia: is the...
Our house, in the middle of our street
Our grandfather was very loved by his family and never in any way neglected or overlooked. I just want to make that clear, because now I want to say this:...
