
One in three children myopic by 2050
New research suggests the global incidence of myopia will exceed 740 million cases by 2050, disproportionately impacting girls and East Asian populations. The findings revealed a gradual globa

New research suggests the global incidence of myopia will exceed 740 million cases by 2050, disproportionately impacting girls and East Asian populations. The findings revealed a gradual globa

Australian researchers found nicotine stimulation inhibited experimental myopia in an avian model. Writing in IOVS, University of Canberra researchers said they evaluated the stimulant’s impact

Two recent peer-reviewed papers found patients value their vision needs being met above comfort when choosing to continue multifocal contact lens (MFCLs) wear, with one of the papers also validating a

Optometry attendees can claim up to 14.24 CPD points at the Women in Vision conference in Queenstown from 28-30th November.

Although an increasing number of multifocal contact lens (MFCL) options are available, global prescribing rates remain relatively low, primarily due to perceived fitting challenges in the category, ac

Researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University reported a robot 'guide dog' is in development to improve independence for the visually impaired and shore up demand for traditional guide dogs.

Building on the success of Ray-Ban’s Meta glasses, EssilorLuxottica and Meta have entered a long-term partnership to develop multi-generational smart eyewear products. EssilorLuxottica chairma

A novel eye drop of 2.6% EDTA ophthalmic solution (C-KAD, Livionex) showed significant and consistent improvement in visual quality and function in patients with early-stage cataract, according to US researchers.

Inspired by the famously carefree Italian lifestyle, Woodys’ latest campaign and collection, La Dolce Vita, exudes delicious colours and quirky shapes. The round, milled acetate frame Hella, pictured here, features German five-axis hinges and Woodys’ wood inlays on the temple tips. Available in rang

The results of a Chinese study of myopic children with basic-type intermittent exotropia support the use of 0.01% atropine eye drops for slowing myopia progression without interfering with exotropia or binocular vision, said authors.

Pharmac is seeking feedback on a potential brand change of oral glaucoma medication acetazolamide 250mg

Expanding beyond Dunedin, Otago Vision Specialist is opening a new eye specialist clinic in Queenstown. Located in the city centre’s Queenstown Medical Centre, the clinic aims to provide comprehensive eyecare services to the Central Otago and Lakes regions.
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