Children with amblyopia may have an increased risk of serious disease in adulthood, revealed a new UK study. Amblyopia could lead to hypertension, obesity and metabolic syndrome in adulthood, as well
Results of a phase 2 trial of Innovent’s anti-VEGF drug efdamrofusp alfa (IBI302) have shown it to be ‘non-inferior’ to Eylea (alibercept) in treating patients with neovascular age-related macular deg
US researchers have identified 87 genes susceptible to environmental influences affecting individuals’ risk of developing age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Led by Dr Anand Swaroop, senior
As part of his Hood Fellowship, visiting UK-based Professor James Wolffsohn, head of optometry at Aston University, Birmingham, will be giving a lecture on the latest research and treatments for presbyopia after work on Tuesday 16 April at the University of Auckland.
A new dry eye disease resource for patients is being launched at the University of Auckland on Saturday 13 April...
Following the ODOB's targeted consultation in 2023 on extending hospital optometrists’ scope of practice to include intravitreal injections, the NZAO has agreed to progress the scope expansion and required training programme.
Authors of a large multicentre Indian study of 0.01% atropine drops reported a 64% reduction in myopia progression in children in their first year of treatment, with efficacy increasing by 11% more in
Commercial and confident, Inface’s latest titanium model Carrot is a quintessential classic. Designed for the discerning gentleman, its rectangular shape is a safe choice but also offers a sophisticated shape that fits most faces. Available in easy to wear classic colours, including black, green, gr
Specsavers has appointed Mike Ledingham as its New Zealand country director, replacing Brendan Thompson, who’s been with the group since it launched in Aotearoa in 2008.
Catering to diverse facial proportions, Stepper’s Asian Fit collection’s contemporary styles feature discreet flex hinges for longevity and adaptability.
Optique Line has completed a brand refresh and website revamp to improve user experience and efficiency and enable digital invoicing.
Re:Vision is hosting a minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) session for optometrists on the morning of Saturday 6 April with Drs Divya Perumal and Mo Ziaei.
