Success for Silmo Singapore and IOA
The inaugural Silmo Singapore event welcomed more than 250 international and local brands from over 15 countries, staking its claim as the region’s new optics meeting hub.
Donald Crichton4 min read
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The inaugural Silmo Singapore event welcomed more than 250 international and local brands from over 15 countries, staking its claim as the region’s new optics meeting hub.
With perfect seminar weather blustering outside, Re:Vision’s co-management conference got underway following a hearty breakfast, with doughnuts!
Dr Riyaz Bhikoo reviews the latest in retinal research and uveal melanoma
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