Science and vision
Light-sensing cells revived in donor eyes
Scientists have measured responses in the photoreceptor cells of eyes collected up to five hours after death
University of Leicester scientists lead research on the fovea
An international team of researchers has published new insight on how genetic defects result in arrested development of the fovea
Nasal spray shows promise in preventing COVID-19
Researchers highlight the nasal spray is able to stop the spread of all COVID-19 variants of concern, including alpha, beta, gamma and delta
Optometrists invited to participate in dry eye survey
The study examines perceptions of dry eye as a disease, practitioner confidence in its management, and satisfaction with first-line treatment options
Woman suffers vision loss following postpartum haemorrhage
The patient experienced reduced acuity in her left eye and a visual field defect after a postpartum bleed that required a 10-unit blood transfusion
New cause of infectious keratitis identified
US clinicians have described a case of infectious keratitis caused by the pathogen Nocardia sienata
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Report describes the cost of the pandemic on eye health
Ahead of National Eye Health Week, research has painted a “stark picture” of the impact of the pandemic on eye health in the UK
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Practice team guide: Taking the next step
From clinical and ethical dilemmas in practice to top tips for triage success