Year: 2018

Spring has sprung in earnest, finally. But along with the blooming flowers and the warmer weather comes the risk of swooping magpies. Eye...

Look at the sugar! I have always felt very privileged to be an eye surgeon. The part of my job that I love the most is talking to patient...

Worldwide, Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) continues to be a leading cause of childhood blindness. It is a potentially blinding eye diso...

Professor Helen Danesh-Meyer The old maxim ‘behind every great man there’s a better woman’ might still have some truth in it – alth...

The team from Westmead Hospital with a Fundus camera that is sure to save many lives in the ED A camera the size of a hairdryer can quick...

iFixPen prototype A team led by Professor Gerard Sutton from the University of Sydney, the University of Wollongong and the NSW Organ and...

What inspired you to pursue a career in ophthalmology? During my rotation in ophthalmology when I was a fourth-year medical student, I de...

Professor Alex Hewitt. There are some things in life we can’t control – genes are one of them. You can’t change your genetic makeup, your...

A stem cell sphere colonizing the corneal surface. In 2014, my research team at the University of Auckland was awarded a grant from RANZC...

Earlier this week, we celebrated the work of the women and men who participated in the on-the-ground service delivery of the groundbreaki...