Science and vision
Octopus vision test could help pinpoint patients at risk of AMD
UK scientists have developed technology that could screen patients for low macular pigment levels
UCL scientists seek to advance gene editing
New research will involve applying CRISPR gene editing technology to mini retinas grown in the lab
Two-year results indicate spectacle lens slows myopia by 67%
Findings on the effectiveness of the Essilor Stellest lens will be presented at ARVO in May
Study explores safety of virtual eye care service
New research finds that a Moorfields Eye Hospital virtual accident and emergency service is as safe as an in-person service
UCL scientists seek to advance gene editing
New research will involve applying CRISPR gene editing technology to mini retinas grown in the lab
One in 10 dry eye patients unable to work because of condition
A survey of 500 dry eye patients across five countries explored the impact of the condition on daily life
Glaucoma: could bone marrow help prevent sight loss?
Scientists are investigating whether bone marrow stem cells could help to limit the loss of retinal ganglion cells in glaucoma patients
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