In a continuation of our series on artificial intelligence, Dr Rebekka Heitmar considers how the power of AI can be harnessed by clinicians when interpreting fundus images

Fiona Anderson highlights the responsibilities of eye care professionals when recommending spectacle lenses as well as managing different levels of patient expectations

US-based academics Jennifer Swingle Fogt and Nick Fogt describe research evidence showing how visual skills affect performance on the cricket field

Claire McDonnell explores the worrying trend of individuals self-fitting their contact lenses

In this first of two articles Jessica Gowing discusses two conditions that can affect paediatric facial and visual development

Specialist optometrist Cirta Tooth considers the emotional ramifications of sight loss for patients and how ECPs can help

This second article by Andrew Price, looks at the use of dry eye questionnaires and discusses some of the available diagnostic tear tests

Australia-based researchers and academics, Md Mahmudul Hasan, Jack Phu, Arcot Sowmya, Erik Meijering and Michael Kalloniatis continue our series on AI and eye care with a summary of evidence highlighting the role AI could play in glaucoma and neurodegenerative disease diagnosis

Gillian Smith highlights the underestimated impact of vision loss experienced by patients and the available benefits of certification and registration for a Certificate of Visual Impairment

This fourth article by Fiona Anderson discusses the different marketing mediums, laws and regulations that apply to adverts and online behaviour