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NHMRC ringfences $10 million for eye health in 2026 grant round
1+ day, 44+ min ago (459+ words) Among the recipients were Prof Jamie Craig (top right, clockwise), Prof Stephanie Watson, and Prof Alex Hewitt. Images: DC Studio/stock.adobe.com, Flinders University, University of Sydney & University of Tasmania. More than $10.1 million in NHMRC funding has been committed…...
Why ophthalmologists face a unique wealth-building challenge
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (243+ words) Often, the peak earning years can coincide with major financial and business decisions. Image: Montri Thipsorn/stock.adobe.com. Ophthalmologists may earn significantly more than most Australians, but new research suggests the country’s highest-paid medical professionals often face a compressed…...
Webinar: How optometrists can turn myopia conversations into better outcomes
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (232+ words) The live webinar will feature J&J's Dr Emma Gillies and Celia Bloxsom, principal optometrist and owner of Eyeconic Optometry. Image: Johnson & Johnson. Optometrists can gain practical insights into having more confident and effective myopia management conversations at an upcoming…...
Eyeonic collaborating with Sight For All to tackle major glaucoma barrier in Mongolia
1+ week, 4+ day ago (361+ words) Eyeonic founder A/Prof Simon Skalicky (centre) with representatives from the Mongolian health system. Image: Eyeonic. Australian ophthalmic technology company Eyeonic has joined forces with Sight For All to tackle one of the biggest barriers to glaucoma care in Mongolia:…...
CPD: Preservative stewardship in glaucoma care
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1077+ words) At the completion of this article, the reader should be able to: • Define “preservative stewardship” and explain its relevance to long-term glaucoma management • Identify patients at highest risk of cumulative preservative toxicity • Apply a structured, patient-centred escalation approach that balances…...
ODMA announces Optique Line and ZEISS as first sponsors for Women in Optics initiative
1+ week, 6+ day ago (697+ words) The inaugural Women in Optics event was a major hit in 2025. Image: Prime Creative Media. Optique Line and ZEISS have pledged support for a new initiative connecting, supporting and empowering women across Australian eyecare. The Optical Distributors and Manufacturers Association…...
New Topcon GAIA retinal imaging with 209?? field of view set for Australian debut
1+ week, 6+ day ago (207+ words) Topcon Healthcare has announced the TGA listing of GAIA, a fully automated ultra-widefield retinal imaging device offering a 209° field of view in a single capture. Designed to “deliver true-colour ultra-widefield fundus imaging with exceptional ease”, the company – considered a global…...
Vision Eye Institute annual webinar to focus on the retina
2+ week, 4+ day ago (468+ words) Ophthalmologist speakers, top from left, Dr Simon Chen, Dr Christolyn Raj and Dr Tiger Zhou. Bottom from left, VEI optometrists Kristina Iacovangelo and Cindy Trieu. Images: VEI. Three Vision Eye Institute ophthalmologists will share their perspectives on contemporary retinal care…...
ZEISS events on OCT in clinical optometry and clinical pathways in retina care
2+ week, 6+ day ago (239+ words) Left column, top to bottom: The ZEISS CIRRUS 6000 Pathfinder, Dr Thanapong Somkijrungroj, Dr Alp Atik. Centre, top to bottom, Professor Andrew Chang, Professor Gavin Tan. Right, top to bottom, Jeffrey Fung, ZEISS retina workflow, Dr Lawrence Lee. Images: ZEISS. ZEISS…...
3D-printed personalised contact lenses in 20 minutes – they are on the way
3+ week, 5+ day ago (425+ words) The technology can develop lenses in 20 minutes. Image: University of Waterloo. A breakthrough combination of new silicone materials and advanced 3D printing technology developed by researchers in Canada could transform how contact lenses are manufactured. The innovation from the University of…...