National Eye Health Week: How to keep your peepers in great condition.. and things to avoid BY DAILYRECORD.CO.UK ASIDE from brushing on mascara before a night out or a trip to the optician, we don’t… read more →
AMD lens success reported at London Eye Hospital Posted by Joe Ayling New intraocular lens (IOL) implant technology capable of saving the vision of patients with age-related macular degeneration has been developed by London Eye… read more →
NewView Oklahoma sets standards for services for the blind and visually-impaired by: Michaela Marx Wheatley BrandInsight Contributor BrandInsight Contributor Dorothy Bailey is a very independent lady who wants to continue living in her own home that… read more →
New developments in accessible technology have made it easier than ever for the visually-impaired to connect. by: JESSICA LEIGH HESTER Gus Chalkias challenges me to spell my name. Chalkias, who lost his vision at age 28… read more →
Low vision is the term used to refer to a visual impairment that is not correctable through surgery, pharmaceuticals, glasses or contact lenses. It is often characterized by partial sight, such as blurred vision, blind… read more →
‘Virtual vision’ system is a boost for blind independence New iBeacon guidance technology could revolutionize indoor navigation for the visually impaired. A pilot project is currently underway at the CNIB’s headquarters in north Toronto. by:… read more →
App helps visually impaired connect By Jasmine Faronbi, The Shorthorn staff Colorful conversations are the game plan for an app for the visually impaired developed by a group of research assistants. The group will launch… read more →
This article contains information about research and studies and the outcomes. The American Society of Retina Specialists meeting in Vienna included the latest clinical research on retinal diseases. Leading ophthalmologists gathered to discuss the surgical… read more →
By DIANA PILKINGTON FOR THE DAILY MAIL Thousands of people over the age of 60 develop a macular hole in their eye, which can seriously damage sight. Michael Mears, 75, a retired builder from Winchester, underwent an innovative technique to treat it, as… read more →
By RHEALYN C. POJAS WHILE most of the people showered with more than enough light have complained with their daily hustle and bustle in life, students at Davao School & Rehabilitation for Visually Impaired (DSRVI), a… read more →