Scientists at Zhongshan University in Guangzhou have developed a smart contact lens that can detect changes in intraocular pressure (IOP) and administer glaucoma medication on demand. Tiny sensors on
A French orthoptist claims dyslexic children have achieved better visual attention and higher reading ability after completing word exercises using virtual reality (VR).
A group of senior UK ophthalmologists have devised a series of home-based exercises for trainee surgeons, using fruit and vegetables as surrogate eye components.
Eye Institute in Auckland is New Zealand’s first Rainbow Tick-certified eye surgery. Jess Ah Kuoi, Eye Institute’s head of people and culture, shares her insights into how it was achieved and some early, unexpected results.
Eschenbach brand Titanflex scored two prestigious Red Dot Awards for its optical frames – new concept model, 820900, and its first rimless double bridge model, 823018.
OPSM Invercargill has become the optometry practice chain’s most high-tech New Zealand store, having recently been completely refurbished with a full instrument suite and Clarifye digital exam technology.
The latest Paul & Joe Eyewear collection is a festival of colours, combining original materials favoured by creator Sophie Mechaly. Feminine themes such as roses, doves and pearls decorate the frames and the collection’s oversized, retro shapes evoke the ’60s.
Turkish researchers have found glaucoma patients, especially those with exfoliative glaucoma (XFG), have a diminished sense of smell.
Taking its cues from the clean, modern aesthetic of Scandinavian design, Kliik Denmark eyewear is designed for men and women requiring a narrow fit. Kliik’s two new male styles feature laser-cut detailing, eye-catching pops of colour and a retro-themed design.
The Australian College of Optometry (ACO) and National Vision Research Institute (NVRI) held its annual general meeting on 30 May to recognise and celebrate those contributing to the optometry
UK researchers have discovered that nomacopan drops (Akari Therapeutics) may be a potential treatment for allergic eye disease and an alternative to steroids for treating sight-threatening vernal keratoconjunctivitis in children.
Much like the rest of the world, the Mido Eyewear Show had to endure a two-year hiatus, eventually taking place on 30 April-2 May 2022, belatedly celebrating Mido’s 50th anniversary.