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A non-invasive approach using a laser to correct refractive error permanently has been developed at Columbia University.
A femtosecond oscillator is used for selective and localised alteration of the biochemical and biomechanical properties of corneal tissue.
The technique, which changes the tissue’s macroscopic geometry, has fewer side effects and limitations than invasive surgery.
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A bill introduced by Shockat Adam MP proposes a nationally consistent, optometry-led glaucoma testing service in England to shift care from hospitals to community practices.
From shaping eye care’s future to championing road safety, AI innovation, and inclusive learning – we made an impactful start to 2025.
The College of Optometrists has published a new online course for members to enhance their clinical expertise in myopia management.
