Research
News and features covering the latest research developments in optometry and optics
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The researchers believe the technology, which uses nanoparticles to deliver an RUNX1 inhibitor, could have applications in treating diseases relating to sight loss
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UK study looks into the feasibility of self-performed visual field tests for glaucoma patients
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King’s College London researchers are developing patches that mimic a functioning macula
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Sarah Campion, director of engagement at Fight for Sight, tells OT about the charity’s Time to Focus research report, which is calling for a doubling of investment in eye health research over the next decade
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“The larger the number of patients we observe and treat, the more we will learn and the faster we will reach a cure for this devastating condition”
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A new study will assess the affect of providing eye scanning training to stroke survivors
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New research by Optegra has revealed that four in ten survey participants were not aware that novelty contact lenses can harm eye health
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The gene editing technology CRISPR has potential in the treatment of inherited eye conditions
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UK and Italian researchers collaborate on clinical study looking at impact of COVID-19 on contact lens practice
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New results reveal that 23% of children fitted with MiSight 1 day contact lenses experienced a refractive change of less than -0.25D over six years