A US study involving 149 young people with diabetes found that non-white patients were less likely to have had a diabetic eye examination

Scientists have described an area of enhanced visual sensitivity within the visual cortex of mice – termed the ‘focea’

Scientists have pinpointed a group of cells that help people recognise familiar faces – findings that could lead to further insight on face blindness

A Whitehall document has called for barriers to be scrapped. OT  asked Professor Howard Stone whether the popularity of screens is backed by evidence

Australian researchers have explored whether there is a connection between long working hours, toxic work culture and mental wellbeing

A patient presented to hospital with swelling and vision loss in his right eye as a result of a severe fungal infection

New research has highlighted the beneficial effects of regular exercise for both vision and cognition

BMJ Case Reports authors have described their treatment of a 25-year-old woman who presented to the emergency department with bleeding tears

A study involving 128,000 people in Trans Nzoia County has highlighted the potential of technology in improving eye care access

New research has highlighted gender differences in the association between physical inactivity and obesity in those with vision and hearing loss