Research
News and features covering the latest research developments in optometry and optics
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Researchers report that their machine learning system can perform at a similar level to a well-trained ophthalmologist
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"This is an exciting area because it gives patients hope that there may be something that can be done to stop them going blind or even to restore their vision"
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In a study of 281 infants, US researchers report no difference between in-person and remote examination when diagnosing retinopathy of prematurity
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UK researchers have formed a consortium to develop targeted treatments for JIA and the associated eye condition, uveitis
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The next generation of neighbourhood lighting poses "no risk of eye damage"
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Consultant ophthalmologist, Omar Mahroo, reminded practitioners about the potential eye health risks of hydroxychloroquine at Optometry Tomorrow
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OT talks with two specialist optometrists about how they are using technology to improve patient care
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German scientists question the wisdom of giving young people “practically unimpeded access” to the devices
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A 35-year-old woman is diagnosed with RP more than two decades after she first presented to an ophthalmology department with a pale optic disc
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A study of 90 infants has revealed babies with higher arachidonic acid levels have a lower risk of developing retinopathy of prematurity