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Ophthalmology

UP researchers are making today matter by developing non-invasive techniques to detect brain tumours and make earlier diagnoses, which often lead to better outcomes. Source: Shutterstock.

Eye pressure could help diagnose brain tumors

Front cover from June’s Science Translational Medicine showing rescued retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) cells following IRAK-M gene therapy

Boosting key protein in eye cells could prevent age-related vision loss

Researchers have developed a new type of lens that uses a spiral-shaped surface to maintain a clear focus at different distances in varying light conditions.

Innovative Vision Lens Combines Multiple Foci in One

Grass seen via blue light

Blue-light filtering spectacles probably make no difference to eye strain, eye health or sleep quality

Albino child with white hair

What causes spontaneous eye movements in albinism?

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