Kimberley Young
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Through the webinar, Sarah Farrant, who represents the UK as an ambassador for TFOS, shared best practice tips and discussed her experience with the NuLids electronic lid cleaning device and Purifeyes antimicrobial spray
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The business, which is behind the Eye Doctor range, described receiving the patent as a “major milestone”
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The No Eyedea survey of 2000 people found 36% of respondents did not know the symptoms of dry eye disease
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Paris Hatzianastasiadis of Lumenis tells OT about the company’s pilot programme to bring dry eye treatments into optical practices
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The first in a new family of contact lenses contains the amino acid tyrosine, aiming to correct vision as well as promoting the healthy development of the eye for children and young adults
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The researchers believe the technology, which uses nanoparticles to deliver an RUNX1 inhibitor, could have applications in treating diseases relating to sight loss
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The new agreement aids Positive Impact’s aims of building a ‘best in class’ dry eye portfolio, while supporting Eye Doctor’s expansion goals into the independent sector
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The survey, organised in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, seeks to understand how COVID-19 has affected contact lens practice and customer behaviour
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The research centre suggests that optometrists ask patients about symptoms and offer advice for alleviating dry eye symptoms when wearing a face mask
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Professor Farhad Hafezi, chief medical officer at the ELZA Institute, speaks to OT about the future of cross-linking and treating bacterial keratitis at the slit lamp