Coronavirus
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In the wake of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, the Government has refreshed infection prevention and control guidance for healthcare workers
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The trade show will now take place in May as rising COVID-19 cases and changing measures in Europe made making reliable plans “impossible”
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Scientists determined that that the virus can be detected on the conjunctiva and tears of patient with COVID-19
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Ophthalmologists presented research exploring the relationship between screen time and eye strain at the AAO annual meeting in November
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Analysis reveals reduction in COVID-19 infections following introduction of mandatory eye protection
A systematic review has examined the effect of eye protection on viral transmission
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US emergency department data has revealed a reduction in the number of patients seeking treatment for conjunctivitis following the pandemic
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Eyewear manufacturers have shared their results for the third quarter, highlighting a “healthy pace” of activity
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Physicists have analysed the droplets generated during a common test for glaucoma to assess the risk of viral transmission
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The University of Plymouth’s Dr Leanne Smewing, clinical lead for optometry, and recent graduate Kelly Swoish, discuss how the university Centre for Eyecare Excellence has adapted following the pandemic
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A new study has compared how different forms of refractive correction affect the quality of life of face mask wearers