Business & Profession

The way that babies process information from eye expressions adds another piece to the social and emotional development puzzle

Necessity is the mother of invention: a problem needs solving, someone has a good idea, an invention is born. In clinical medicine, ideas often arise from the act of treating a patient

Maurice Saatchi wants new legislation to free British doctors from fear of litigation in the pursuit of innovation. Others view it as a charlatan’s charter

Showcasing the greatest ophthalmic advances of the year

Alimera and Allergan benefit from new FDA approvals, Allergan continues to battle Valeant, and Oculentis sues Lenstec over IOL patent infringement

The world’s top clinicians and captains of industry came together in London last month to discuss the future of ophthalmology. Here’s what we learned

Peer reviewers should insist that tricky statistical techniques are explained clearly to non-statisticians.

Five tips to ensure patients’ expectations of vision following cataract surgery are grounded in reality.

New intraocular lenses offer extended depth of focus, but this can come at a cost: glares, halos and comets. Can these be designed away?

Anti-VEGF agents are effective in treating DME – but not always indefinitely. Steroids work – but accelerate cataract development.