The impression Silmo Paris 2025 leaves you with is that change is everywhere and happening at a pace that is absolutely mind-boggling… and slightly frightening. But there is opportunity, positivity and an industry gearing up to transition into a future where elements, such as smartglasses, will like
Non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAAION) is a condition where blood flow to the optic nerve is suddenly reduced, causing damage and sudden vision loss, like a stroke affecting the optic nerve.
Until invited to report on the Ocular Therapeutics Conference (OTC), I’d thought the acronym stood for ‘over the counter’. I wondered if I was being sent to report on the OTT advertising of a certain pharmacy chain. However, the OTC is the only New Zealand meeting focused entirely on ocular therapeu
The pinnacle event for everyone in eyewear design, technology, materials and more, the 32nd edition of the Silmo d’Or Awards once again spotlighted the industry’s abundant excellence, innovation, craftsmanship and creativity.
The 30th annual meeting of the Australasian Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (AUSCRS) was held in Darwin for four days. The theme for this year’s meeting was ‘Disconnect to Reconnect’. It was a vibrant mix of scientific presentations, spirited discussions and debates, all while maintainin
Dr Hannah Kersten shares some of the the highlights and pearls from this year's NOSA meeting in Auckland
Dr Moaz Alshaikhi reviews three retinal studies including one on a new sustained-release anti-VEGF treatment
Clinicians from across New Zealand recently gathered at Park Hyatt Auckland for the 2025 Save Sight Society Conference. Organised by ophthalmologists Drs Sarah Hull and Mo Ziaei, the packed one-day event featured 29 presentations covering the latest in eye research, surgery and care.
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Throughout the retail calendar, I’ve noticed that window displays are changed frequently to align with various events. In fact, if you take a closer look, you'll find that each month has its own celeb
Central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR) is a commonly encountered chorioretinal disorder affecting working-age adults, the majority of whom (especially in acute presentations) achieve spontaneous resolution of subretinal fluid and visual improvement within three to six months1.