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Glaucoma detecting contact lens

 Tissot Medical Research and the University of Lausanne (EPFL) continue to improve their contact lens for the detection of glaucoma The Swiss...

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Computer screens with glasses

 Many people need corrective lenses to see an image or read a text on a screen So what if we could correct the display instead of the viewer’s...

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New molecular map of the eye

 Scientists from the University of Iowa have created the most detailed molecular map to date of the human eye, by cataloguing more than 4,000...

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The World Council of Optometry is now offering Individual and Corporate membership

 The World Council of Optometry (WCO) launched two new membership categories at their most recent Governing Board meeting in Maputo, Mozambique The...

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Wearable technology in the spotlight at Vision Expo West

 On September 19, 2014, Google Glass and other new wearable technology devices will be the theme in a series of continuing education sessions at...

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Transfer of power at Regard Action

 Optician Nicolas Tountas is the new CEO of the Quebec Cooperative Regard Action and its subsidiaries With more than 15 years of experience in the...

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Good for blood pressure…Not so good for eyes

 High blood pressure drugs may increase the risk of age-related macular degeneration Researchers from the University of Wisconsin conducted a...

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New Look acquires Greiche & Scaff

In a major transaction for the Canadian optical industry, New Look Eyewear has acquired Greiche & Scaff for $1775 M The assets and business to...

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Silmo is making a number of changes

 The famous optics and eyewear trade fair in Paris has made it its mission to increase the trade-related capacity of businesses in the industry via...

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Alcon teams up with Google

 Novartis Pharmaceuticals, through its eye care subsidiary, Alcon, recently entered into a licencing agreement with Google to use its smart lens...

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