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More patients suffer vision-threatening emergencies after assaults with paintball guns, research finds

University of Chicago Medicine researchers reviewing two years of data on assaults with paintball guns found more patients than expected suffered vision-threatening emergencies after being struck in the eye, with several experiencing a rupture of the eyeball or even permanent blindness.

United statesUniversity of chicagoShivam aminHassan shahEmily hendersonUniversity of chicago medicineDepartment of ophthalmologyChicago medicineVisual scienceAmerican journalAssociate professorVision loss

Forgive us – omitted on the Queen s Birthday awards list » J-Wire

As expected, we have missed a couple of recipients of the Queen’s birthday awards list. Sorry to Graham and Deborah MEMBER [AM] IN THE GENERAL DIVISION OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA Professor Graham David BARRETT, WA For significant service to ophthalmology, and to professional organisations. Professional Clinical Professor, Centre for Ophthalmology and Visual Science,…

Western australiaUnited statesDeb friedmanAsia pacific eyeworldDeborah friedmanGraham davidGraham barrettInternational society of refractive surgeonsZealand college of ophthalmologistsCentre for ophthalmologyAustralasian society of cataractLions eye instituteOcular implant clubUniversity of western australiaAmerican society of cataractAsia pacific association of cataract

Cuttlefish camouflage may be more complex than previously thought

Cuttlefish camouflage may be more complex than previously thought
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Scientists move a step closer for cataract treatment with new drug

A revolutionary new treatment for cataract has shown extremely positive results in laboratory tests

United kingdomCity ofBarbara pierscionekFaculty of healthAnglia ruskin universityDeputy dean researchProfessor barbara pierscionekDeputy deanSocial careInvestigative ophthalmologyVisual scienceAnglia ruskin university

The end of cataract surgery? Experts say vision-robbing condition may soon be treated with DRUGS

A team of scientists, led by Professor Barbara Pierscionek at Anglia Ruskin University in London, tested a compound proposed as an anti-cataract drug on mice.

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomBarbara pierscionekAnglia ruskin universityProfessor barbara pierscionek at anglia ruskin universityProfessor barbara pierscionekInvestigative ophthalmologyVisual scienceProfessor pierscionek