
High pillows bad for IOP?
Contrary to their expectations, researchers found sleeping with the head elevated may increase intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with glaucoma. Exploring whether specific sleeping positio

Contrary to their expectations, researchers found sleeping with the head elevated may increase intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with glaucoma. Exploring whether specific sleeping positio

Research from the University of Otago found access to hearing and vision assessments is more limited for elderly New Zealanders living in aged residential care – particularly among Māori and Pacific I

Rutherford Medal recipient looks at mouse retinas from a colony that models Alzheimer’s disease.

Franklin Day Surgery, the recently opened day-stay hospital in Pukekohe, is serving the growing areas of Franklin, North Waikato and Coromandel, offering eyecare and other health services and allowing

Set to launch is Re:Vision Academy, a new professional community founded on real-world practice and co-management principles to further enhance and support the daily practice of optometrists. Re:Visio

Glaucoma NZ (GNZ) said Glaucoma Awareness Month in March will focus on encouraging earlier diagnosis by prompting more New Zealanders to book an eye-health check. GNZ’s campaign will also highlight li

Bausch + Lomb's new Blink Hygiene Daily Eyelid Wipes – targeting eyelid issues including allergies, inflammation, blepharitis and blepharoconjunctivitis – will be available in New Zealand in the first

Dominating the front of Device Technologies’ stand at RANZCO 2025, was Topcon Healthcare’s next-generation multimodal swept-source OCT and retinal camera, the Triton2. “It's got all of the things peop

Read about how building awareness, recognition and engagement of women in ophthalmology is paying off.

Advanced Ophthalmic Innovations' Paul glaucoma implant (PGI) delivers sustained pressure-lowering with a favourable safety profile in refractory glaucoma, according to the first systematic review and

UK researchers have suggested a possible association between atrial fibrillation (AF) and age-related macular degeneration (AMD), highlighting their shared risk factors and overlapping pathophysiology

Tattoo-associated uveitis becoming a regular occurrence in Australia