Selina Powell
More articles by Selina Powell
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Scientists are looking to recruit short-sighted children between the ages of six and 10 for a trial testing a new myopia treatment
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Hong Kong scientists have reported promising results from a two-year randomised clinical trial involving 183 children in British Journal of Ophthalmology
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Bright natural light may be effective in lessening the effects of lazy eye, according to new research
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Dr Mark Bullimore tells OT that an optometrist’s smallest patients are often their most compliant wearers – and can reap long-term eye health benefits
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A UK trial of 0.01% atropine to limit myopic progression in children could be an important step in addressing the increasing prevalence of short-sightedness internationally
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The Queen’s University Belfast professor discusses a UK trial of 0.01% atropine for the management of myopia in children
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The Brien Holden Vision Institute has estimated that the financial burden of short-sightedness is more than 1% of GDP in South East Asia
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Professor Augusto Azuara-Blanco examined the research in favour of different myopia control methods at 100% Optical
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Global study aims to understand what is happening in clinical practice
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Playing computer games boosts risk of short-sightedness, while fertility treatment has a protective effect