Research
News and features covering the latest research developments in optometry and optics
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Researchers find that one in five babies who undergo cataract surgery develop glaucoma within 10 years of the procedure
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A study exploring the use of overminus lens therapy in children with exotropia found a greater myopic shift in those with overminus spectacles
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New research investigating the effectiveness of defocus incorporated multiple segments lenses has revealed a sustained myopia control effect
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Findings on the effectiveness of the Essilor Stellest lens will be presented at ARVO in May
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There were no serious ocular adverse events related to contact lens wear among children fitted with MiSight lenses and followed over six years
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Cardiff University scientists are exploring which genes increase the risk of becoming severely short-sighted
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US research finds that multifocal contact lenses slow myopic progression by 43% over three years when compared to single vision lenses
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New research explores how optometrists decide when to prescribe spectacles to school-age children
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A UK trial is investigating the effectiveness of 0.01% atropine for the management of myopia. OT speaks to Queen’s University Belfast professor, Augusto Azuara-Blanco, and Aston University lecturer, Dr Nicola Logan, about the study
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Delegates at 100% Optical learned about progress on refining the way an eye movement disorder is identified in babies