The Adidas brand has a long history and deep-rooted connection with sport. Its broad and diverse sports portfolio from major global sports, such as football and running, to regional heartbeat sports, such as American football and rugby, has enabled the brand to transcend cultures and become one of t
Canadian start-up OcuBlink has developed a new synthetic eyeball to deliver consistent and reliable validation of augmented and virtual reality applications.
Israeli start-up Novasight has raised US$16million to run a large, multicentre, randomised trial for its lazy eye treatment device, Curesight, and support further development of its eye tracking active glasses for myopia control.
Nearly 150,000 New Zealanders missed having their eyes tested between the 15 March and 24 May, due to restrictions on optometrists opening because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Face-down positioning significantly outperformed support-the-break positioning in a UK post-retinal detachment (RD) repair study.
With many humbling and worthy nominations to choose from, three New Zealand lockdown heroes stood out for their compassion, tireless work and can-do attitude in our Maui Jim Nominate a Hero promotion.
Japanese marine biologists have discovered that whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, have teeth-like scales adorning their eyeballs.
A Mexican study has found a smartphone’s night mode may protect users’ eyes from short-wavelength (blue) light more than blue light-reducing lenses.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) is launching Ophthalmology Science, its first open access journal focused on pre-clinical development, phase I and II clinical trials, laboratory-based work, ophthalmology informatics and clinical science.
Though the 2020 Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) conference was cancelled due to Covid-19, those with accepted abstracts could submit video-recorded presentations and have them published in ARVO’s IOVS (Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science) journal. The following
Look Sharp Eyewear is the new distributor for Ugly Fish Eyewear’s optical and sun ranges in New Zealand.
Blind and Low Vision New Zealand’s (BLVNZ’s) new strategic plan puts low vision New Zealanders’ choices at the heart of its services while, for the first time, promising to do more to help people retain their sight.