Rachel Bambrick, Professor Christine Dickinson, John Taylor and Dr Robert Harper discuss the portable electronic vision enhancement systems study and explain its implications for those aiming to prescribe magnification for close work

This month’s interactive CET is designed to encourage consideration of the published evidence for techniques hoping to slow myopic progression. Bill Harvey explains

In the first of two articles looking at the relationship between eye health and the central nervous system, Dr Doina Ghergel discusses the latest advice on the assessment and management of patients with Alzheimer’s disease.

Professor Mo Jalie takes a look at adaptive optics and the development of lenses with controllable power change capability

Dr Annette Parkinson ends her review of the evidence relating to myopia and its control with a focus upon spectacle lens management options and the effectiveness of pharmaceutical agents

In the last in his series, Dr Nizar K Hirji discusses how to practice within the law

In the latest in our series aimed at those thinking about a specialised dry eye clinical service, Craig McArthur looks at the nature and aetiology of aqueous deficiency dry eye disease

This month’s interactive CET is aimed at the selection of an appropriate progressive lens design for a patient with specific demands. Bill Harvey explains

Andy Millington looks at the underlying causes preventing some patients from speaking and addresses how best to manage them in eye care practice

Liam Kite offers an overview of the materials used in frame manufacture and how they influence fitting, adjustment and successful wear