Optometrists will no longer be able to independently manage glaucoma patients, according to new guidelines from the Optometry Board of
Napthine’s multi-million dollar promise to help prioritise senior citizens’ surgeries
Seniors will be given priority access to hip, knee and cataract surgery, as part of $85 million dollar plan being
Alex Dennis, the former boxing champion who had his vision restored thanks to life-changing surgery
ALEX Dennis was in his early 40s when his vision started becoming cloudy and blurry. Within a short space of
U2 frontman Bono says trademark sunglasses are for glaucoma
U2 frontman Bono says the real reason he wears sunglasses is because he suffers from glaucoma. The 54-year-old singer said
Are Your Sunglasses Up to Standard?
The quality of sunglasses does not necessarily relate to their darkness or cost, so you must check the label to
Six gene variations linked to glaucoma risk
Scientists have identified six genetic variants associated with the eye condition glaucoma in people from around the world including Australia.
Myopia Control in Children through Refractive Therapy Gas Permeable Contact Lenses: Is it for Real?
Uncorrected Refreactive Errors are the world’s leading cause of visual impairment, with myopia estimated to be the leading form of
Coffee may be good for your eyes, study suggests
Chlorogenic acid, a powerful antioxidant found in coffee, has been shown to prevent age-related retinal degeneration in mice, and scientists
Nutrition for Macular Degeneration
Nutrition plays an important role in optimising macular health, and reducing the risk of macular degeneration. Eating a healthy, well-balanced
Think B.I.G. for World Glaucoma Week
The theme for this year’s World Glaucoma Week is – B.I.G- Beat Invisible Glaucoma. You can Beat Invisible Glaucoma with