Research

In a study of 281 infants, US researchers report no difference between in-person and remote examination when diagnosing retinopathy of prematurity

A four-year-old presented to Manchester Royal Eye Hospital with acute visual loss in her left eye after an uneventful episode of chickenpox

UK researchers have formed a consortium to develop targeted treatments for JIA and the associated eye condition, uveitis

Optometry Tomorrow delegates heard that children have higher contact lens compliance rates than teenagers during a myopia management discussion

German scientists question the wisdom of giving young people “practically unimpeded access” to the devices

OT  finds out about technology developed in Singapore to help monitor and modify device use

OT  talks with Professor Sir Peng Tee Khaw about the pioneering work of the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre

Study is the first of its kind to explore the prevalence of myopia in Canadian children

Study finds binocular anomalies may be holding children back at school even when they are judged to have ‘20/20’ vision through standard tests

A study of 90 infants has revealed babies with higher arachidonic acid levels have a lower risk of developing retinopathy of prematurity