For those possessed of a more enquiring mind, this month I'd like to broaden the topic of sight loss a little more. Having drifted (stoically, in my opinion) into near-total darkness, I now find myself faced with a hearing problem.
Chalkeyes asks if our professional bodies should do more to protect optometrists from the frames-selling reality of today's market
If you or a loved one have been stuck on a waiting list for cataract surgery, you know how frustrating and disheartening the experience can be. Losing vision slowly, over months, or even years, affects every part of your life. Simple things, like driving, reading or even recognising those you care a
From my point of view (excuse the pun) it’s getting tougher to write new stuff. My physical world is pretty much limited by tired bits and pieces these days, so imagination supplies the more interesti
Providing eyecare to rural communities in Tanzania meant going back to basics and brought unique and rewarding experiences.
Given a clear trot, I shall be 83 this year. Apart from 'seeing' the difference between bright light and black, I'm now a 'total blindy’, which brings on the need for a bit of reflection.
In Europe, there is a thing of beauty called the EuroVelo network. At 90,000km long, it connects and traverses the entire continent with long-distance cycleways.
My journey with Irlen syndrome is a testament to the importance of awareness and accurate diagnosis of this often-overlooked condition, writes Samantha Fleming
When people start tying ribbons around ordinary words, there's got to be a bit of fun in there, opines Trevor Plumbly.
In a BBC survey of the greatest innovation, the answer was, emphatically, the humble bicycle.
ODOB's stance on the use of 'Dr' differs to that of the Dental Council, adding to a growing list of concerns about the board by some members of the optometry profession, opines Robert Ng.
