Glaucoma Australia now provides an even more inclusive online experience to enable website visitors to access online content in a way that best suits their needs.
This month, Glaucoma Australia CEO Richard Wylie, visited Canberra and met with key political figures to spread awareness about glaucoma and the work of the organisation.
In early 2021, I was diagnosed with macular puckering in both eyes which required a double vitrectomy...
Early detection and strict adherence to treatment are so important to glaucoma...
My glaucoma was initially picked up by an Optometrist in 1991 when I went to him to get my glasses checked...
According to a new study, Low intracranial pressure (ICP) could play a role in the development of glaucoma among patients who have normal intraocular pressure (IOP).
Researchers have identified a therapeutic target that could lead to more effective treatment of glaucoma.
An opportunity to help further research into treatments for open-angle glaucoma is now open to adults who have been diagnosed with this condition. Volunteers will play an important role in this study by enabling researchers to study the safety and effectiveness of the investigational drug when it is injected into the eye.
With the research landscape recognising the importance of understanding the psychosocial impacts of ocular conditions, it is time we heard from the individuals themselves about what it means to live with childhood glaucoma.