OPSM’s new ‘Everyday Excellence’ campaign
“Excellence-seeking” professionals from different sectors star in OPSM’s latest campaign
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“Excellence-seeking” professionals from different sectors star in OPSM’s latest campaign
Significant alterations in corneal sensitivity, staining and biomechanics among alopecia areata (AA) patients indicate a potential predisposition to keratoconus, reported authors of a new Spanish stud
A New Zealand study found almost half of patients with acute anterior uveitis will develop recurrence in the same eye.
Ahlem’s unisex model Couronnes is a geometric all-star: a lightweight style with grounding presence. Sublime and intricate details, such as the filigreed titanium nose pads and hand-painted temple tips, elevate a staple shape to elegant new heights. Available as optical and sun styles.
A University of Waterloo team is developing a social robot to improve treatment adherence for amblyopia.
The 2024 Silmo optical fair, in Paris from 20-23 September, is getting ready to welcome the world’s optics sector.
A review led by the University of Auckland’s Dr Chris Varghese found that a collaborative future between surgeons and AI will transform surgical practice.
New Zealand’s Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal has cancelled Fischer Eyecare Tauranga director Karl Fischer’s registration.
The International Opticians Association (IOA) and Silmo’s shortlist for the coveted International Optician of The Year 2024 award is announced: Vitor Martins (Portugal), Daniel Scott (UK), Hitash Visa
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JF Rey’s new handmade acetate collection includes three unique shapes of which JF1551 is the most asymmetrically coloured model. The collection’s colour range is specially designed to follow the shape and design of the frame’s face and temples. Each model comes in its own specific colours, making ev
The author and creator of perhaps the world’s most famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, was also a medical doctor who attempted to specialise in ophthalmology. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, born in Edinburgh in 1859, studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh Medical School. After graduating