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Measuring blood flow at the back of the eye with a device that can fit in a contact lens could help diagnose AMD and diabetic retinopathy
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Using the red colour channel when screening for diabetic retinopathy could aid the detection of eye disease
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An early study shows the positive effects of sleeping with an LED light mask on retinal disease
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Switching anti-VEGF drugs if a patient does not show a good response may not always be the best idea, study finds
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A new drug, currently in clinical trials, could potentially treat both macular oedema and wet AMD
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New research suggests that retinal cells in diabetic retinopathy enter a dormant “sleeping state” rather than dying
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Drug to reduce macular oedema risk after cataract surgery approved
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NICE recommends anti-VEGF drug Eylea alongside laser treatment as a first option in England and Wales
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More and more people around the world are losing their sight from diabetic retinopathy, new study concludes
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