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18 Nov |
NACCHO welcomes new ChairpersonNational Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) members have elected Matthew Cooke as their new Chairperson and Sandy Davies as Deputy Chairperson at the NACCHO Annual General Meeting in Cairns. |
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17 Nov |
Optometry’s highest honour for Brien HoldenAn Australian researcher who has spent nearly 50 years studying the cornea, the requirements and solutions for safe and comfortable contact lens wear, surgical vision technologies, the major causes and solutions to blindness and impaired vision from refractive error and the global epidemic of myopia, has been rewarded with optometry's highest scientific honour at the annual American Academy of Optometry meeting in Denver, US on 14 November. |
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31 Oct |
A new era for optometry in VietnamOctober 2014 heralded a historic moment in the growth of Vietnam’s education and eye health sectors with the official opening of Vietnam’s first optometry program at the Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine in Ho Chi Minh City. |
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28 Oct |
Finalists announced in 2014 National Disability AwardsVision 2020 Australia's Director of Advocacy and Policy, Brandon Ah Tong, is one of the 23 outstanding individuals and organisations who have been named as finalists in the 2014 National Disability Awards. |
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14 Oct |
An untapped workforceGuide Dogs NSW/ACT is urging business owners to open their eyes to the benefits of employing someone who is blind or vision impaired. |
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02 Oct |
Heroes tell their storyThe Eye Health Heroes were in the spotlight at the Parliamentary Friends Group dinner in Canberra on Tuesday night. Parliamentarians, advisers and departmental reps heard how those working at the coalface are making a difference to lives of others and the challenges they face in their daily work. |
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20 Sep |
GPs safeguard vision impaired Australians from depressionReferring vision impaired patients to a GP for treatment significantly decreases their symptoms of depression, a study by the Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA) has found. |
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19 Sep |
A new glaucoma initiative: the TARRGET programIn a partnership with Flinders University (SA) and the Lions Eye Institute (WA), Glaucoma Australia are funding the Targeting At Risk Relatives of Glaucoma patients for Early diagnosis and Treatment study (TARRGET). |
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18 Sep |
WHO addresses vision disability in report on ageingA World Health Organisation report on the needs of older people in developing communities has identified vision impairment as a significant burden for the ageing. |
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17 Sep |
Australia’s unique new stem cell robotAustralia’s unique new stem cell robot gets working on preventing blindness and restoring sight. The Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA) today opened the Automated Stem Cell Facility and brought Australia’s unique new stem cell robot to life. |
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