Research

The Queen’s University Belfast professor discusses a UK trial of 0.01% atropine for the management of myopia in children

“People often come to me and say ‘Where have you made your eyelashes? They look so real?’”

A German-Israeli research team has secured €1m (£866,000) to develop contact lenses for drug delivery that incorporate liposomes and sugar

The Norfolk & Norwich senior specialist registrar discusses the pitfalls of makeup remover wipes with OT 

An innovative contact lens design could help clinicians determine if drugs are being delivered correctly

The potential for adverse antibiotic reactions among children has been highlighted by researchers

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Oxervate for the treatment of a rare disease of the cornea

Scientists have identified a biological clue that could help clinicians identify which diabetic macular oedema patients will respond best to treatment

Spanish scientists are developing a thin, transparent insert that is placed inside the eyelid to fight bacterial infection

Consultant ophthalmologist, Omar Mahroo, reminded practitioners about the potential eye health risks of hydroxychloroquine at Optometry Tomorrow