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18.05.2012
New test offers hope to eye tumour patients By Adrian Galbreth
A new test could offer hope to the thousands of people around the world who are living with eye tumours, and help to improve the way in which they are treated. According to researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, the genetic test... Read more
18.05.2012
New Snellen eye test "relies on honesty" By Alexa Kaczka
A new form of eye test being brought in to evaluate the visual acuity of the nation's drivers will largely rely on honesty, it has been confirmed. From the start of this month, the DVLA revealed that it can no longer issue a driving licence to people who had... Read more
17.05.2012
Smartphones "a big help" to the visually impaired By Alexa Kaczka
In the last few years, mobile phones have gone from being simple devices used to make and receive calls to amazing pieces of technology that can perform a wide variety of tasks. As well as being used for entertainment purposes, they can also help to make... Read more
17.05.2012
"No excuse" for poor eyesight on UK roads By Alexa Kaczka
Motorists who are penalised for having poor eyesight and breaking the rules of the road have no excuse, according to one road safety organisation. Dorset Road Safe has aimed to raise awareness of the danger of poor driving, especially where bad eyesight is... Read more
16.05.2012
Can fringes damage your eyesight? By Emily Tait
Over the years, experts have claimed that many different things can damage people's health, from mobile phones harming the brain to TVs making your eyes go square, but one specialist is now alleging that having a fringe can affect your sight. According to... Read more
15.05.2012
Hospital helps to save sight of thousands By Alexa Kaczka
Sunderland Eye Infirmary has been helping to restore sight to thousands of people every year thanks to its pioneering cataract operations. Surgeons at the facility, which is located inside Sunderland Royal Hospital, revealed that the majority of people receiving... Read more
14.05.2012
Retinal prosthesis "could restore sight to blind" By Adrian Galbreth
Scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine have created a system that could someday restore sight to people who have lost vision because of certain types of degenerative eye diseases. The technique is a new type of retinal prosthesis that... Read more
11.05.2012
Lifestyle changes "can help maintain your eyesight" By Alexa Kaczka
Although many people may be predisposed to certain eye conditions and cannot completely avoid developing vision problems, there are certainly ways to delay the onset of eye disease and other eyesight issues, one expert has pointed out. YuGuang He, associate... Read more
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