
Smart CL offers 24h IOP monitoring
The US developers of a smart contact lens (CL) claim it will continuously monitor intraocular pressure (IOP) in glaucoma patients, even as they sleep.

The US developers of a smart contact lens (CL) claim it will continuously monitor intraocular pressure (IOP) in glaucoma patients, even as they sleep.

Australia and New Zealand have some of the longest healthcare waiting times in the OECD, second and fifth from the bottom, respectively, a new study has found.

Canadian researchers investigating why only some genetically predisposed individuals develop age-related macular degeneration (AMD) have found obesity leads to persistent changes in immune-cell DNA, making the cells more susceptible to producing inflammatory molecules.

Treating benign tumours with robotic fractionated radiotherapy near the optical pathway is safe and does not impact vision, despite minor changes in optic-nerve anatomy, according to the authors of a Polish study.

Backed by Bayer Spain, Barcelona’s Right Care Foundation (RCF) is using Auckland’s Toku Eyes’ AI platform to train doctors in early detection of diseases through retinal imaging.

Glaucoma New Zealand (GNZ) is running a comprehensive awareness campaign leading up to this year’s World Glaucoma Week (12-18 March) encouraging 40-year-olds to seek out their local optometrist and get an eye test.

A University of Auckland optometry graduate has been charged with allegedly making and publishing intimate recordings of people, including fellow students.

Consumer NZ is calling for better sunglass regulation in New Zealand to stop sub-standard sunnies being sold here. The move, backed by the New Zealand Association of Optometrists and the Cancer Society, was triggered by Consumer NZ research showing nearly 50% of sunglasses in Aotearoa, regardless of

A University of California, Irvine (UCI) study found the cumulative impact of intraocular (IOP) fluctuations is directly responsible for the ageing of retinal tissue, an important component of retinal ganglion cell death in glaucoma.

The digitalisation of New Zealand’s GP services, brought about by Covid-19, may pave the way to an expansion of telehealth services, with the potential to permanently change the primary care

Despite conflicting results from previous studies, a new review of 152 publications concluded topical omega-3 is a promising treatment option for dry eye disease (DED) and other ocular surface inflammatory disease.

Sixty-three countries have written to the United Nation’s secretary-general António Guterres, calling on him to appoint a UN special envoy on vision. The envoy would build on the significant