Last year, a team from the University of Birmingham invented a method of delivering macular degeneration drugs which are currently injected into the eyeball as eye drops.

In an interesting passage of events, a major paper submitted to JAMA Ophthalmology last year has been retracted by the authors.

Research published in the Journal of Ophthalmic Research suggests for the first time that retinal imaging could be used to monitor Alzheimer’s Disease (AD).

Were you aware that there is a relationship between your posture and your eyesight? And that adding a light source into the equation adds a new level of complexity?

An Australian study has revealed a fascinating correlation between the colour you paint your room and your mood.

The European Commission Proposes Ending Daylight Saving Time, Following A Consultation Showing Overwhelming Public Support.

A recent study published by The BMJ claims that spending more years in full time education is associated with a greater risk of developing short-sightedness (myopia).

This Friday 5th October marks the start of The Times and The Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival. Running until 14th October, the festival is now in its 69th edition, and promises to be as mentally stimulating as ever.

Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) experimenting in the field of biogenics have created a solar panel using the bacteria E.coli which is twice as efficient at storing energy than other biogenic methods.

Canadian scientists claim to have discovered a direct link between the blue light emitted by digital devices and the production of a toxin which kills light cells in our eyes, and which ultimately can speed up the onset of macular degeneration.