In Australia, where the rate of glaucoma is steadily increasing, research into the disease has gained significant momentum.
Nearly two-thirds of Australians aged 40 and over fear losing their independence due to vision impairment, significantly higher than the Asia-Pacific average, according to new research.
It is an exciting time for the Australian community and public healthcare system as some pharmacists are practicing to their full scope as prescribers to treat...
CERA has announced key scientific appointments to boost its glaucoma and...
To fully understand the impact of exercise in glaucoma patients, it is firstly important to understand that there are different types of exercise.
Pioneering CERA research is shedding light on new cell types that may hold clues for the future of glaucoma treatments.
Funding from the Australian Government’s MRFF has been awarded to progress a research project that aims to make genetic testing for children...
$14.1 million redevelopment of LEI theatre complex at the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC) in Nedlands, WA.
Canberra politicians were given the opportunity to ‘try their hand’ at complex eye surgery, with the Australian Society of Ophthalmologists...