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Data from Australian ophthalmology company PolyActiva’s phase 2 trial of PA5108, its biodegradable ocular implant, significantly reduces intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with glaucoma, with sust
Aotearoa’s first Children’s Eye Health Campaign, run by Eye Health Aotearoa, was well supported and fun, say those involved
American actress Michelle Pfeiffer ended up with an injury after being hit in the eye by a pickleball. In a series of photos shared on her Instagram page, the 66-year-old revealed the black and blue b
Abdullah Almajed, from Saudi Arabia’s King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, has won Professional Photo of the Year in the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness’ (IAPB) World Sight Day photo competition.
Recent graduate Ran Jing has been awarded Snowvision’s annual State University of New York (SUNY) scholarship to further her optometry skills.
Nirvan Javan’s latest collection, The Eyes Must Travel, showcases the Toronto and Tokyo collections shot in Japan. “In Tokyo, I was struck by the philosophy of kodawari (the pursuit of perfection). This concept shaped the minimalist design of our Tokyo opticals, where simplicity and precision are ke
Accommodating those seeking classic frames in a flexible, durable material, Flexon Eyewear’s latest collection offers new unisex styles with classic colours, opening a new consumer target group within the brand, said distributor Marchon. Flexon Heritage style H6075 features a full memory metal frame
Brisbane will host the third Asia-Pacific Strabismus and Paediatric Ophthalmology Society (APSPOS) congress from 29 June–1 July 2025.
Australia’s first blind fashion designer, Nikki Hind, lost half of her vison in both eyes after suffering a stroke while pregnant in her mid-30s. The stroke left her legally blind, since she’d been unable to see with her left eye since birth.
Specsavers has ranked 16th in the 2024 World’s 25 Best Workplaces list. Fortune magazine and Great Place to Work selected the optical and audiology business from organisations that took part in
New research from the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and US-based non-profit Seva Foundation found that a child with poor vision learns about half as much as a child with
UK-based optometry chain Vision Express is piloting menopause training for its clinical staff to help provide women with the understanding and support they need during this phase of life. The