With road conditions worsening at this time of year, some chilling statistics have been released about the number of drivers forgetting or choosing not to wear their vision aids behind the wheel. Zoe Wickens reports
Nutritionist Sophie Bertrand, working with Optegra, describes seven foods which ...
Glorious full colour vision is a privilege enjoyed by more than just humans. ...
Unilateral facial palsy may present in patients who are fearful of a stroke. ...
In the last of his series of interesting cases illustrating the extended role ...
Mr Jeremy Diamond looks at the value of patient feedback in the NHS
The story of Jonny Dexter, an optometrist, football lover and close friend to ...
The Pendulum Hotel and Conference Centre, Manchester was the venue for this ...
Optometrist (and commercial pilot) Roy Carpenter discusses his experiences with ...
Zoe Wickens talks to Gerard Fernandes of Lynne Fernandes Optometrists about the win
Pushing itself, and others, to go the extra mile when it comes to providing optical services meant Mellis Eyecare took home the Enhanced Optical Services Award for 2018. Sean Rai-Roche reports
This autumn has marked a flurry of useful reports and information for optical practices to coincide with National Eye Health Week and World Sight Day. Joe Ayling reports
In the latest in his series of case studies highlighting the ever-evolving role of the optometrist in primary care, Andy Britton details how complex pathology can underlie what initially seems like a simple referral
A ruling in favour of 12 CCGs is an important win for AMD sufferers and the health service, reports Sean Rai-Roche
Late last month, the National Institute For Health And Care Excellence (NICE) opened its draft quality standard on three major eye disorders for consultation. Optician takes a closer look
Bill Harvey expects a resurgence in the availability of atropine as its effectiveness in myopia therapy becomes established
Zoe Wickens reports on the annual week and why people should pay attention to the campaign
Kirit Patel describes two cases of arterial occlusion, one of transient global amnesia with cilioretinal artery occlusion and another of central retinal artery occlusion and subsequent stroke
Bill Harvey talks to Bernadette Warren, a low vision patient with diabetes who is making the most of the latest technology to help her lead a full and active life
Bill Harvey finds out more about a new device that, when attached to spectacles, offers an insight into the wearer’s visual activity that might have a wide range of useful applications in the future
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