A new study¹ published in The Ocular Surface journal has found a strong need for individualised treatment strategies for patients suffering from dry eye disease (DED). Using real-world data from the
Eye Institute recently celebrated three decades of practice, with doctors and staff gathering to mark its 30th birthday with cake, speeches and a look back at the innovations and successes over the ye
United by a shared passion for eye health and advocacy, four EyesForGood volunteers set out to bring essential eyecare services to Tongan communities.
Visually impaired adventurer Neelu Jennings and Optimed’s Craig Norman are teaming up in April to race the Porirua Grand Traverse.
Kiwi-designed PhotonUVC device heads to human trials
Study finds retinal thinning associated with many systemic disorders, including MS, diabetes and dementia
A cross-sectional study found patients diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis have little knowledge of the condition, indicating a need for targeted education to improve attitudes and practices, poten
Driven by a desire to improve eyelid health and comfort for patients who wear makeup and suffer from dry eye, optometrist and CCLS NZ president Adele Jefferies has created Elin Eyes, a locally made or
Auckland team to investigate vitamin D levels in patients with HLA-B27-associated uveitis
A Greek study has identified Macrophomina phaseolina, a fungal pathogen primarily affecting plants, as a rare but emerging cause of endophthalmitis in humans.
Long-term New Zealand Orthoptic Society Inc (NZOSI) executive Sally-Anne Herring is the society’s new president, replacing Nia Stonex.
‘Oriel’, the NHS’s first digitally enabled ‘smart’ hospital is due to open in 2027 as the new home for Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and the University College London (UCL) Institute of Ophthalmology.
