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Posts
- Top Causes of Blindness
- 89% of Visually Impaired People Live in Low and Middle-Income Countries
- 253 Million People in the World Suffer with Visual Impairment
- Visual Impairment is Avoidable
- 45% of Visually Impaired Live In India and China
- The Majority of Moderately or Severely Visually Impaired are Women
- The Leading Cause of Blindness on World Sight Day
- World Sight Day 2018
- National Eye Health Week
- Police to test drivers’ eyesight and confiscate licences if they fail
- Top Tip 8 – Research Your Family History
- Top Tip 7 – Avoid Dry Eyes
- Top Tip 6 – Stop Smoking!
- Do Your Elderly Relatives Need An Eye Examination?
- Headlights Are Putting Drivers At Risk
- Independent Prescribing
- UK Has Lowest Prevelence of Blindness in the world
- Breaking News About A.R.M.D.
- Are You Having Problems With Reading?
- Top tip 5
- Top Tip 4
- Top Tip 3 – Wear Prescribed Glasses
- A Great Gift For Mother’s Day!
- Love Your Lenses
- Top Tip 2 – Eat Healthily
- A New Gene Therapy for Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Top Tip 1 – Have Regular Sight Tests
- Dry Eyes
- Great New Prescription Safety Spectacles!
- Stay Safe On The Road This Bank Holiday
- Meibomian Gland Dysfunction
- Optical Jokes
- Blepharitis
- Registered With The G.O.C.
- Delivers The Drop to The Right Place!
- Great Optical Illusions
- Unusual accidents seen in Eye Casualty over the Christmas period
- Missed appointments cost the NHS £1billion last year
- Twitter Feature Helping Those Who are Visually Impaired To Use The Site
- Smoked Haddock and Spinach Frittata
- New Frames available
- RNIB helping those with sight problems to remain independent
- Is this the most expensive medicine ever sold?
- World SIght Day
- Professional Certificate in Glaucoma
- A.O.P awards 2017 Young Practice of The Year
- Road Safety Week 2016 (21-27th November)
- New Drug News
- An Espresso, A Diet Rich In Fruit, Veg, Fish And Wholegrains – Appears To Ward Off A.R.M.D.
- Halloween Warning
- Talk for Age UK in York
- Shortlisted For A Prestigious Award 2017
- Bizarre Optical Illusion
- Funny Optical Illusions
- Amazing Eye Facts
- National Eye Health Week
- If You Are Taking Anticoagulant Medication,
- Museum Dedicated To Spectacles
- Optical Illusion That Is Bewildering The Internet
- Facebook To Help Visually Impaired
- National Glaucoma Awareness Week
- Thank you from York Blind and Partially Sighted Society
- The York Blind and Partially Sighted Society
- Optrafair
- Great New Frames
- Can Carrots Help You See In The Dark?
- Consultation Issued On UK Government Funding Bionic Eye
- Vitamin See
- NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme
- World Health Day – 7th April 2016
- Broccoli Pesto Pizza with Goat Cheese
- Vanishing Letters To Diagnose AMD Sooner
- Working With The Partially Sighted Society
- Optometry Tomorrow 2016 Conference
- World Glaucoma Week
- Coloured Overlays and Spectacles for Reading
- Commenting on Pilot Laser Risk
- Leafy Greens Can Reduce The Risk Of Glaucoma
- Myopia Increase In Children
- Why You Should Always Eat Your Sprouts!
- Presentation for Age UK in Sheffield
- Laser ‘Toys’ And Childhood Maculopathy
- World Sight Day
- Oraya Therapy Proving Successful
- New Hope for ARMD Sufferers
- Better Barnsley!
- Diabetic Talk in Leeds
- Diabetic Talk
- How Much Vision Can You Lose Before You Realise It?
- Eye Mask Being Trialled at Moorfields to Help Diabetics
- Eye Drop, Lanosterol, Reverses The Opacification In Some Forms Of Cataracts
- Research About Dyslexia Attracts Criticism
- A Driver, Blind In One Eye, Failed To Stop At Red Light
- Bacteria on Contact Lenses
- Moorfields to Collaborate on Chinese Glaucoma Study
- Metformin Reduces The Risk of Glaucoma
- NICE has recommended more treatments
- Eye Health Week
- One-Inch Worm Removed From 17-year-old Boy’s Eye
- Boy Born With No Ears Gets Sunglasses Wish
- Missing Dog United With Blind Owner
- With New Smart Phone App Eye Testing In More Remote Areas Possible
- Guide Dogs Charity Call To Stop Pavement Parking
- Independant Newspaper Highlights Acanthamoeba Infection
- A Practical Guide To Improving Lighting In Existing Homes
- Prevention of Contact Lens Problems
- Thanks from Sheffield Macular Society
- Zeiss Visuscout – Mobile Retinal Photography
- Sheffield Macular Society
- Lampalizumab Appears Safe for Dry Macular Degeneration
- Working in sunny Barnsley and Leeds today!
- Exercise May Reduce the Risk of Cataracts
- Best Hospital for Glaucoma Treatment
- MP Acknowledges The Need for Regular Eye Tests
- New Glasses to Help Those That Have Impaired Vision
- People With Impaired Vision Miss Out On Vital Support
- It’s Not Carrots That Are Good For Your Eyes But Kale and Spinach!
- Noel Gallagher Advised to See an Optometrist
- New research from the College of Optometrists
- Smart phone app
- Solar Eclipse
- The Bradford Macular Society
- Join the Harrogate and Ripon Macular Support Group tomorrow
- Google Axes Glass!
