Ian Cameron, of Edinburgh’s Cameron Optometry, on building an IP-qualified workforce and why upskilling is essential for the future of the profession

The identification of neural progenitor cells in the region of the eye that transmits signals from the eye to the brain could prompt new treatments

The NHS Confederation has estimated that the list of patients waiting for treatment could reach 10,000,000 by the end of the year. How can optometrists help to tackle a daunting backlog? OT  investigates

The device lowered IOP by 30% in patients with open-angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension

Experiments in mice found that exercise reduced the harmful growth of blood vessels in the eye by 45%

A Manchester Royal Eye Hospital ophthalmologist has reported a “worrying” reduction in retinal detachment presentations in the first few weeks of the lockdown

Queen’s University Belfast Professor Tunde Peto speaks to OT  about diabetic retinopathy screening

Experiments in rodents tested the effect of changing pressure within the eye using a tiny tube connected to a pressure sensor

The Songs of Praise presenter visited East Africa with international disability charity CBM

City, University of London research has explored how head mounted displays can be used to illustrate the visual challenges faced by those with glaucoma