In a blog he writes a piece for the college for World Glaucoma Week. Titled “Glaucoma, Isolation and Kindness: the role ophthalmologists play in creating a brighter world “

Matt Hancock has spoken about the role technology will play in the future of healthcare in England.

Care home residents who have missed out on eye tests during the pandemic are once again able to access Specsavers home visits service

Positive Impact has launched its first ever catalogue to help independents to differentiate and to highlight its expanding range of products and services.

A Bicester opticians has donated a brand new slit lamp to the eye department at Brackley Community Hospital.

Newly published research has revealed a close link between proteins associated with Alzheimer’s disease and age-related sight loss.

Specsavers data is helping to demonstrate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on glaucoma care, in the lead up to World Glaucoma Week (7-13 March).

Parents are concerned about their child’s time spent on screens but view new shoes as ‘more important’ than eye tests for back to school.

There are 1.1 billion people globally with vision loss and 2 to 3 billion more people need ongoing access to services to optimise their vision and ability to function in society.

Eye Health UK announces National Eye Health Week 2021 (NEHW) will run from 20 to 26 September.