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12 Oct |
“Avoidable Blindness” Set to Increase in FutureNew data published in the Lancet Global Health shows that decades of declining “avoidable blindness”—those with uncorrected refractive errors and cataract—is plateauing, and is projected to increase between 2015 and 2050. |
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12 Oct |
Macular Disease Foundation Australia awards $600,000 in research grantsThis World Sight Day (12 October), Macular Disease Foundation Australia will announce its fourth round of funding to the Australian macular degeneration research community. |
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19 Sep |
Next Generation of Banknotes: $10 Enters General CirculationThe new $10 banknote enters general circulation tomorrow, and follows the release of the new $5 banknote last year. |
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11 Aug |
New $10 note launch date revealedThe Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced the release date for the next generation of the $10 banknote, which will include tactile features to support people from the blind and low vision community. |
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09 Aug |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership for better healthAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people need to lead health policy and services in our communities. |
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01 Aug |
Online program for glaucoma diagnosisThe Australian College of Optometry has released the first in a planned series of unique online programs for optometrists, starting with the Glaucoma self-Assessment Program, ACO-GAP. |
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27 Jul |
CBA to become our most disability-friendly bank, unless you’re blindWhile Blind Citizens Australia congratulates the Commonwealth Bank of Australia on making its facilities more accessible for people with disability, the bank still has 75,000 devices in retail outlets that are not accessible to people who are blind or vision impaired. |
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06 Jul |
Call to raise vital funds for medical eye researchEvery year in Australia, more than 1,600 children are diagnosed with significant vision impairment – an average of four children a day whose lives will change forever. |
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24 May |
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22 May |
Caring Australians lose sight of their own eye healthNew research, commissioned by Macular Disease Foundation Australia and released in time with Macular Degeneration Awareness Week, reveals people aged 50 to 64 are placing their vision at risk and could be jeopardising their ability to care for others. |
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