Research
News and features covering the latest research developments in optometry and optics
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Scientists from University College London show that those living in more polluted neighbourhoods have an elevated risk of developing glaucoma
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City, University of London scientists found that more people took up an intraocular pressure check if offered in combination with a blood pressure
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Optometrist Peter Richardson reports back to OT from the inaugural Advances in Glaucoma Research and Clinical Science meeting in Amsterdam
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The company highlighted a potential “first-in-class” treatment for reducing intraocular pressure
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A female patient developed glaucoma in her right eye as a rare cataract complication -
Nicotinamide, a form of B3, will be administered to study participants through Cardiff University research
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The number of patients with age-related macular degeneration and glaucoma is set to grow in line with an ageing population. OT speaks with Hemal Mehta and Sally Ameen for insight on the latest treatment approaches
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The Moorfields glaucoma service director discusses a non-invasive glaucoma treatment that could reduce the need for eye drops
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The molecule protrudin could be used to help heal and regrow damaged nerve cells in the eye, resulting from conditions such as glaucoma
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New research has highlighted the case for implementing population-based glaucoma screening in China