Mark Waine was perplexed at the lack of feedback when he moved from Australia to practise as an optometrist in the UK. He speaks to OT 

A new study has found that vision therapy reduces clinical signs of convergence insufficiency in children, but does not improve reading comprehension

BMJ Case Reports authors highlight that although retinoblastoma is more commonly seen in children, it should be kept in mind for adult patients

Study participants given eye drops containing human antibodies experienced a reduction in corneal damage

A new study has found that methotrexate performs at a similar level to the more expensive mycophenolate mofetil in treating non-infectious uveitis

Lightning strikes were responsible for 15 hospital admissions in 2018–2019, while five patients sought treatment following crocodile or alligator attacks

New research has supported the use of treat and extend dosing regimens for patients with wet age-related macular degeneration

US research has revealed that the number of filled opioid prescriptions doubled across different specialties between 2000 and 2014

The charity’s End is in Sight appeal aimed to raise funds to support its ambition of eliminating trachoma

The first antibiotics were distributed in Matay in the Menia region of Egypt in July and this has since been expanded to other regions