Iatrogenic dry eye secondary to intravitreal injections is an increasingly reported health concern, yet there’s a dearth of published scientific literature...

Researchers from Australia and the UK have developed a new screening system to give researchers and clinicians working with autistic adults ‘real life’...

Ocular demodex infestation is recognised to be an important cause of chronic blepharitis1 and a number of commercial anti-demodectic eyelid formulations...

The job of the optics industry is to support those with visual impairment and prevent others from developing it, but for patients who are neurodiverse,...

It is well recognised that tear film lipid layer instability is one of the hallmarks of evaporative dry eye disease (DED), yet most artificial tears are...

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO) has signed a climate change plea calling for the government to prioritise the...

It is well recognised that tear film lipid layer instability is one of the hallmarks of evaporative dry eye disease (DED), yet most artificial tears are...

The addition of data on novel autoantibodies may improve the accuracy of screening dry eye patients for Sjögren’s syndrome, according to research led by...

The Auckland Dry Eye Epidemiology Study is a large population-based, multi-arm, cross-sectional study based at the Ocular Surface Laboratory (OSL) at the...

Healio has launched a new recognition programme, Healio Honours, to celebrate health care professionals who go the extra mile to advance patient care,...

More than 150 participants from 37 countries are beginning work on the latest Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society (TFOS) workshop, A Lifestyle Epidemic:...

Inflammation is a key feature of the self-perpetuating vicious circle in the evaporative and aqueous forms of dry eye disease. Therapeutics aim to break...