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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


15.05.2012

Contact lenses "eliminate the need for compromise"

By Martin Burns

People who have vision problems should not have to compromise when it comes to gaining clear eyesight, according to one expert who has highlighted the many benefits of contact lenses.

Dennis Murphy, executive vice... 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


14.05.2012

New coating "the next step in contact lens cleaning"

By Alexa Kaczka

An innovative new type of coating presents the next step in the contact lens cleaning market, according to its creators, who claim that it can destroy the overwhelming majority of bacteria.

Experts at Singapore's... 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


10.05.2012

Genetic factor "may predict eye disease"

By Adrian Galbreth

The onset of a common and potentially harmful form of eye disease may be predicted by a genetic factor, it has been claimed.

According to experts at the Mayo Clinic and University of Oregon, a genetic factor known as a repeating trinucleotide is a strong... Read more


10.05.2012

Men "have plenty of eyewear options" this summer

By Emily Tait

With the onset of summer comes the annual fashion battle as people aim to look their best when out and about, and top of the list when it comes to stylish accessories is sunglasses.

This year, men's sunglasses are set to be big news and, best of all,... Read more


09.05.2012

New eyedrops "can prevent retinal disease"

By Adrian Galbreth

The global fight against eye disease continues to gather pace, with one company claiming that its latest brand of eyedrops is effective in treating retinal disease.

Gene Signal has announced positive results from its new study into the efficacy of aganirsen... Read more


09.05.2012

Laser eye surgery patients "have more than one option"

By Alexa Kaczka

People who are considering undergoing laser eye surgery have been informed that there is more than one procedure available to them.

Ophthalmologist Dr Leo Maguire, who has performed laser eye surgery on patients at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, told the Post... Read more


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