Health Economics and Policy

Over the last 50 years eye surgery and surgical training have altered out of all recognition. But dedicated trainers and graded hands-on training remain the two foundations.

Modern ophthalmology relies on novel ideas being explored and developed. In the race towards commercialization, let’s not forget to protect the intellectual property of the innovator.

Small-particle pollution could increase glaucoma risk in older men

The latest ophthalmology news – in brief

How working in different parts of the world influenced my outlook on the most important aspects of life as an ophthalmologist.

The latest ophthalmology news – in brief

A Canadian study asks: are older physicians an increased risk to patients during surgery?

As ophthalmologists, we have a duty of care to our patients – and sometimes that means asking difficult questions.

Accessibility and affordability of cataract surgery has improved in China – but there is still more to achieve

The story behind the Himalayan Cataract Project – the NGO eradicating blindness, one country at a time.