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Vision: a casualty of war

 A recent study published in Optometry and Vision Science has found that soldiers often develop vision problems after a blast-related traumatic...

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New glasses for people with colour-blindness

 American neurobiologist Mark Changizi has developed eyewear that corrects colour-blindness and clearly enhances colour vision This innovation is...

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Barack Obama honours LASIK inventor

 American President Barack Obama awarded Gholam Peyman, the inventor of  LASIK eye surgery, the National Medal of Technology and Innovation This is...

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Contact lenses play the role of sterile dressing

 A new type of therapeutic soft contact lenses developed in Russia by Liomed could soon greatly contribute to healing eye burns The new lens would...

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UV rays don’t take winter holidays

A new study by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care shows that 90% of patients only feel exposed to UV rays in summer Only 6% of respondents thought to...

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What our ancestors looked like

A method used to determine hair and eye colour using human remains is able to specify what people from the Middle Ages must have looked like The...

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Rachel Hill-Campbell wins the 2012 Transitions ECP of the Year award

Optician Rachel Hill-Campbell, owner of Personal Optical in St Catharines, Ontario, was named 2012 Transitions Eyecare Professional of the Year at...

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New Look Eyewear: 2012 Retailer of the Year

New Look Eyewear has been named Transitions Retailer of the Year for Canada New Look was recognized on January 29 at the 17th annual Transitions...

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Risk of AMD linked to prolonged aspirin use

Researchers from the University of Sydney, Australia, report that taking aspirin over a long period of time increases the risk of developing...

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Bausch + Lomb and CROMA fight blindness in Africa

Light for the World, the Austrian organization that helps people who have no access to basic eye care, has received support in its fight against...

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