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Professor Jamie Craig
Aug 2023
SLT Trial for Early Glaucoma Intervention

In a world first, ophthalmology experts at Flinders University will determine the effectiveness and suitability of using SLT as an early intervention to prevent the onset of visual loss from glaucoma.

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Close up of an Emergency Department sign at a large hospital
Aug 2023
George's Story

In the late 90's I was admitted to the emergency department at a major hospital in Melbourne with a severe headache to the right side of my head and severe pain in my right eye. The pain was so excruciating that my right eyeball felt like it was going to explode.

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A person walking on a beach leaving footsteps in the sand.
Jul 2023
Debra's Story

I am only a few months into my journey and where that leads I have no idea...but to walk in the steps of those before me gives me hope and warmth in my heart. 

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'You Are Not Alone' painted in big capital letters on a brick wall.
Jul 2023
Michael's Story

I was 25 when I was diagnosed with glaucoma. I urge anyone who is my age or younger to reach out and not to give up the fight, anything can happen and you are not alone in any of this.

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UNSW research team with remodelled Fundus camera for glaucoma detection and monitoring (from left to right: Aline Knab, Xiaohu Xu, Dr. Abbas Habibalahi, Prof. Ewa Goldys, Abhilash Goud Marupally)
Jul 2023
Imaging of Eye Metabolism for Early Detection and Monitoring of Glaucoma

Glaucoma detection and monitoring have reached new horizons with the pioneering application of hyperspectral imaging of cellular autofluorescence. 

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A close up of an eye drop about to be instilled into a man's eye.
Jul 2023
Richard's Story

I also have to put in lubricating eye drops about five times daily to counter the negative effects of the prescription drops.

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Macquarie ophthalmology researchers Dr Nitin Chitranshi and Professor Stuart Graham working in a lab
Jul 2023
Macquarie Researchers First to Find Link Between Neuroserpin and Glaucoma

Macquarie University ophthalmology researchers have discovered a link between the protein neuroserpin and glaucoma and developed a technique for a gene therapy that could help treat the world’s leading cause of irreversible blindness.

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A row of street lamps at night with a halo of light around the nearest lamp
Jul 2023
Ken's Story

I was diagnosed with open-angle glaucoma in 1993, when I began to see auras around streetlamps.

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An eye and a genetic strand with copy that reads: Cracking the genetic code of glaucoma
Jul 2023
Genetic Discovery Could Help Prevent Irreversible Blindness in People ...

More than 5,000 Australians have already volunteered to take part in the QIMR Berghofer Genetics of Glaucoma study, but the researchers are appealing for more participants. 

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