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From a myopia management system to technology and lenses, addressing childhood myopia is high on the eye health agenda
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Simon Berry, optometrist and owner of DizzyDuck, told OT about a device to help optometrists treat patients with learning disabilities
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Sharing 10-year figures of diagnosis patterns, The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust also highlighted the role of optometrists in spotting symptoms
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The company has introduced information packs to help practices educate patients on myopia management
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This year, the awareness week will be themed around ‘Make your Eye Moves’ and will focus on encouraging activities that promote eye health and reduce the risk of myopia
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The online resource aims to support practitioners to “get started” in myopia management
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Five of the nine new Green Vision Centres, designed to treat avoidable blindness, are run by women
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Locum optometrist, Sarah Bentley, and Lancashire & South Cumbria Local Eye Health Network chair, Tom Mackley, discuss Blackpool Better Start
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From interior design to communication, OT shares top tips on how to make a practice’s youngest patients feel welcome