Research

Patients with visual problems that have a neurological origin were unable to decipher a fragmented image

The new chart could help to reduce the potential for inconsistent sight test results

New research has found differences in the retinas of patients with Alzheimer’s disease when compared to healthy study participants

From tips for novices to the pitfalls of over-reliance on normative data, Aston University lecturer Rebekka Heitmar talks with OT  about how optometrists can harness the potential of optical coherence tomography

A new study by academics at City, University of London has identified a link between high blood pressure and ‘unhealthy’ High Streets

University of Nottingham researcher aims to develop a test for contrast sensitivity and visual acuity by observing involuntary eye movements

Researchers caution that focussing on peripheral vision can overlook the presence of central vision loss

An online questionnaire quizzes optometrists about the procedure they follow when examining patients who do not wear contact lenses

Researchers have highlighted the pitfalls of relying on the internet when it comes to eye health

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