Research

Director of research at Orbis International and Ulverscroft chair of global eye health at Queen’s University Belfast, Nathan Congdon (pictured above), discusses the findings and next steps of the PROSPER study

New research has highlighted that older, non-white, less affluent individuals with lower education levels are less likely to afford glasses

Leeds Beckett University study finds people have fewer qualms around getting behind the wheel without vision correction than while drunk or distracted

In the future, a single pair of glasses could serve a wearer over the course of their life thanks to autofocal technology

There is some truth to the longstanding stereotype, a new study published in Nature Communications confirms

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

The main cause of MSVI in Western Europe is uncorrected refractive error

Research released by the Brien Holden Vision Institute also estimated that 36 million people are blind because they do not have access to glasses globally

Getting cutting-edge eyewear tech to work is just the first step, good looks can never be forgotten, realises OT ’s Olivia Wannan

A new study offers advice for practices to understand what drives spectacles customers to online shopping