Research
News and features covering the latest research developments in optometry and optics
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A US experiment will involve children sleeping over in a lab before being periodically exposed to red and blue lights
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Chair time at leisure is associated with a higher risk of early death than sedentary hours at work, according to US research
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Technology that has the potential to double the number of people who receive corneal transplants has been used in the UK for the first time
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“All she wanted to do was sleep and not open her eyes”
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New research has found that people with poor eyesight who reported discrimination were more likely to be depressed and lonely
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New research has highlighted the case for implementing population-based glaucoma screening in China
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Researchers have explored similarities and differences in how blind and sighted individuals describe animal appearance
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A survey has found that 35% of parents asked a health visitor to check their child’s eyes – up from 29% in 2014
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Special eyewear may be able to tell which form of vertigo a patient has by monitoring eye movements
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The Queen’s University Belfast professor discusses a UK trial of 0.01% atropine for the management of myopia in children