The Royal College of Ophthalmologists says mandatory pre-operative COVID-19 testing could slow progress on tackling surgery waitlist

The survey, organised in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Vision, seeks to understand how COVID-19 has affected contact lens practice and customer behaviour

A new study has found that wearing spectacles with special filters enhances contrast response in those with red-green colour vision deficiency

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

BMJ Case Reports authors have described their treatment of a patient who was left with a fractured pellet in his right eye

US research finds that multifocal contact lenses slow myopic progression by 43% over three years when compared to single vision lenses

Professor Farhad Hafezi, chief medical officer at the ELZA Institute, speaks to OT  about the future of cross-linking and treating bacterial keratitis at the slit lamp

Research from Cardiff University and the University of Oxford will provide insight into the cause of hallucinations

The Independent Prescribing Optometry Service has shown promising results after its introduction one day after lockdown

The importance of patients seeking timely treatment has been reinforced by an anecdotal rise in patients ignoring symptoms during lockdown