Blogs

A landmark moment occurred in August when Public Health England released the first Atlas of Variation to focus on eye health

An increase in screen time is causing a headache on a national scale.

Blind and partially sighted people have been suffering disproportionately under social distancing measures – but a new wearables initiative hopes to make life easier

Research has revealed the lowest charity donations in a decade – but those within the optical sector still have reason to be hopeful

100% Optical served as a reminder of the importance of moments outside of familiar surroundings and the daily routine

A man suffered a collapsed iris after an accident involving a bungee cord he had used to tie goods to his motorcycle

How are you remembering those who served in the First World War?

The lessons we continue to learn from the final frontier

The RNIB has reported that half of blind and partially sighted people cannot cast their vote independently and in secret

Optics is no stranger to the world of stage and screen, and reflects our innate fear of losing our sight