Research

Colombia University scientists are developing a non-invasive technique that alters the biochemical and biomechanical properties of the cornea

Studies examining the effects of light bulbs, caffeine eye drops and reading in the evening were presented at the annual meeting in Hawaii

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

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

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

OT  talks with the experts about the role eye care practitioners can play in preventing and managing myopia

Aston University senior optometry lecturer, Dr Nicola Logan (pictured), talks with OT  about the big questions of myopia management

Queen’s University Belfast’s Professor Nathan Congdon talks with OT  about a pioneering glass classroom project

Researchers used the method for the first time to gain insight into how myopia and presbyopia affect eye measurements

Professor Chris Hammond discusses the evidence around blue light