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27 Feb |
Screen time leading to dry eyes in childrenEveryone’s glued to their screens nowadays – phones, computers, iPads, laptops – but none more than our children who are being brought up in the digital age. |
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27 Feb |
Glaucoma Australia launches new brand identitySydney, Australia – 27 February 2019 – Glaucoma Australia announced today the launch of its new brand identity with a redesigned logo and tagline. These changes come at a time when the organisation is evolving the services it provides to glaucoma patients and health care providers. “All companies and organisations need to stay up […] |
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26 Feb |
Scientists tackle rare retinal disease in unique research projectResearchers at the Lions Eye Institute (LEI) and The University of Western Australia have pioneered a study of the world’s first and only laboratory model of a rare type of retinal disease, paving the way for new treatment pathways. |
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19 Feb |
Glaucoma. Could you be one of the undiagnosed cases?Glaucoma Australia launches risk awareness campaign ahead of World Glaucoma Week (10 – 16 March). |
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18 Feb |
Make sure you register with KeepSightOptometrists are expected to deliver thousands of extra comprehensive eye examinations as a result of the new national KeepSight program, said CEO of Optometry Australia Lyn Brodie said today. |
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16 Jan |
Barry O’Farrell appointed as Diabetes Australia’s President and Board ChairDiabetes Australia today announced the appointment of Mr Barry O’Farrell, former Premier of New South Wales, as its new President and Board Chair. |
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17 Dec |
Lions Eye Institute appoints Professor Bill Morgan to leadership roleThe Lions Eye Institute (LEI) has appointed renowned ophthalmologist and medical researcher Professor Bill Morgan as Acting Managing Director. |
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12 Dec |
Optometry 2040 – transformational vision for eye health care launchedThe 20-year vision for the future of optometry has been unveiled by Optometry Australia. |
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27 Nov |
$23 million funding boost for peak health groupsThe Liberal National Government will provide the nation’s peak health groups and advisory bodies with $23.5 million over three years to help build a healthier Australia. |
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18 Nov |
Federal Funding Keeps Good Ideas Van on the RoadFirst Australians living in regional areas and on country in Queensland have greater access to blindness prevention services, thanks to an $860,000 investment from the Morrison Government to keep the Indigenous Diabetes Eyes and Screening (IDEAS) Van on the road. |
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