From dry eye treatments to OCT upgrades, OT  rounds up the latest equipment innovations

Independent optometrist and faculty member of the Johnson & Johnson Institute, Amanda Davidson, discusses her experiences of treating dry eye, its prevalence and how the company is innovating in the field

The event featured speakers such as professors Lyndon Jones, James Wolffsohn and Eric Papas

M&S Opticians has told patients that more exercise and an improved diet can reduce the risk of developing eye conditions

The College of Optometrists surveyed 2000 people to find out about their hygiene habits when using contact lens and eye drops

Nick Howard explains that dry eye should no longer be viewed by the profession as a “minor nuisance” in order to improve patient care

Dry eye may be something of a ‘catch all’ term, but this has not stopped important work, explains Professor James Wolffsohn

Thea Pharmaceuticals is celebrating its 10th year developing eye care products throughout 2018. UK managing director, Philip Williams, tells OT  that dry eye disease is best managed in the community

Practitioners can gain CET points while working towards a certificate, and are being sought by the BCLA to join its council

Sessions explored AMD, dry eye disease and myopia control