In this lecture, recorded at Optometry Tomorrow 2026, Dr Jasleen Jolly FCOptom explores Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS). She highlights that CBS can affect anyone experiencing varying levels of vision loss and may be underdiagnosed due to stigma and a lack of awareness.

Chris Steele FCOptom, Clinical Editor of Acuity, on how we can make the most of AI

The clinical figures that count.

Eye health issues that are making the news.

A glance at what’s happening in the world of technology.

Welcome to our newly elected College President Professor Irene Ctori FCOptom, who began her term of office at Optometry Tomorrow in June.

Modern imaging can detect subtle structural changes earlier than ever. But does finding more abnormalities mean better outcomes – or could increasingly sensitive technology sometimes lead to overdiagnosis and overtreatment? Adrian O’Dowd investigates.

When does a patient's preference for a particular practitioner become discriminatory? And what are practices' responsibilities to optometrists in such cases?

Matthew Chan FCOptom, Senior Lecturer and specialist optometrist at Bristol Eye Hospital and independent practice. Senior lecturer at Cardiff University, leading The College of Optometrists’ accredited Medical Retina Higher Certificate programme.

Sports-related eye injuries remain an important cause of preventable ocular trauma. Helen Bird finds out what optometrists need to know about protective eyewear.

A cyber attack could cripple your practice. Criminals are constantly seeking weak points where they can seize your data – and healthcare is a key target. Kaye McIntosh finds out how you can protect your practice.

Aston University’s School of Optometry celebrates its centenary in 2026. To mark the milestone, here are some of the biggest changes in optometry and at Aston over the past 100 years.