Research

Research involving 707 Bordeaux residents aged 78 and older found 38% of participants had an uncorrected refractive error

Poll finds 18% of respondents aged 50 and older had not been for a sight test in the past three years

A small US study has used ocular coherence tomography angiography to uncover evidence of Alzheimer’s disease in patients without symptoms of the condition

The rise in vision impairment will be associated to myopic macular degeneration, a new study reports

The academic performance of children who received free glasses in 31 rural Chinese primary schools improved

An independent that adapted its business model on the basis of data gathered in practice now derives half its income from chair time

Big data approach finds link between a patient’s postcode and severity of glaucoma on diagnosis

Consultant ophthalmic surgeon, John Salmon, outlined common errors in the diagnosis of glaucoma during his Optometry Tomorrow presentation

OT  talks with two specialist optometrists about how they are using technology to improve patient care

Study finds binocular anomalies may be holding children back at school even when they are judged to have ‘20/20’ vision through standard tests