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Jul 2024
Kenneth's Story

Kenneth's glaucoma journey started with headaches from his teens until age 48 when family history prompted testing, revealing high eye pressure.

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Jul 2024
Lawrence's Story

After retiring from 30 years in the Army, Lawrence discovered substantial vision loss in one eye and some in the other due to elevated eye pressures. Lawrence now encourages his family to get glaucoma checks regularly. 

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Jul 2024
Smart CL Monitors IOP Across Temperatures

Researchers have developed a prototype ‘smart’ contact lens that can accurately measure eye pressure regardless of temperature, according to a study published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces. 

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Global Accessibility Awareness Day, 16th May 2024. Celebrating the importance of talking, thinking, and learning about accessibility and inclusion. GAAD white logo on graphic, with an image of 2 people looking at a tablet and smiling. Blue background.
May 2024
Glaucoma Australia Supports Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024

Thursday the 16th of May 2024, marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day, a key date in our calendar to get everyone talking, thinking, and learning about digital access and inclusion.

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May 2024
Glynn's Story

A couple of years later I developed traumatic glaucoma as a direct result of the surgery, and have received various treatments since, taking care of both eyes as a precaution.

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Clinical Professor Ivan Goldberg AM
May 2024
Ros's Story

Luckily, I was able to see Professor Ivan Goldberg in Sydney, where I have had surgery on my left eye and treatment with drops, and many thorough check-ups and tests on both eyes.

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A young male optometrist wearing a white lab coat looking into the lens of a slit lamp.
May 2024
Performance and Safety of Optometrist-Delivered SLT for Glaucoma

During the past decade, glaucoma care in the UK has changed dramatically, with more non-medical ophthalmic practitioners involved. As such, optometrists and other non-medical professionals have been delivering laser treatments including SLT in the Hospital Eye Service (HES).

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Chair of Glaucoma Australia Research Committee, Professor Bang Bui
May 2024
Investing in Innovation: Glaucoma Australia Calls for Grant Applications

Funding research to enhance glaucoma detection, treatment, and the lives of individuals with glaucoma is fundamental to Glaucoma Australia's mission to prevent glaucoma blindness.

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Nerve cell, computer generated artwork.
Apr 2024
Protein Could Repair Optic Nerve

Researchers have identified a potentially transformative factor for regenerating damaged optic nerves, which they believe could one day prevent irreversible blindness.

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