Research

COVID-19 restrictions and prolonged lockdowns across states and regions have impacted access to eye care across Australia, restricting optometrists from providing routine care...

Living with childhood glaucoma can be challenging, but there is little research out there that tells us about how the condition may impact on someone’s life...

Over the last 30 years, the number of papers published annually that pertain to glaucoma genetics has risen greatly. This explosion of our understanding of genes involved in glaucoma has implications for people with glaucoma and their families...

A popular class of diabetes medications called GLP-1R agonists (Trulicity and Rybelsus) may also protect against glaucoma in diabetic patients, according to a new study...

My children are very aware of my condition and know that they must have regular eye tests, especially the peripheral tests...

For patients with glaucoma, the ability to detect any changes in their peripheral vision (visual field) is critical to their management...

Analysis of 120,000 records held on the UK Biobank, a large-scale population-based biomedical database, has shed light on the role of genetics and diet in glaucoma...

The TArgeting Metabolic INsufficiency in Glaucoma with nicotinamide (TAMING) trial is a world-first randomised-controlled clinical trial to be conducted in partnership with Glaucoma Australia and the Centre for Eye Research Australia...

Applications for the annual Glaucoma Australia ‘Quinlivan’ Research Grants are now open