Aussie research into retinal activity in neurodevelopmental disorders first of its kind
Electrical activity of the retina in response to a light stimulus could signal common neurodevelopmental disorders, according to new research ...
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Analysis the first to quantify Australia’s ocular toxoplasmosis rate
One in 150 Australians have retinal scars caused by the Toxoplasma parasite, according a new Flinders University analysis that has ...
Preschool mobility and motor skills closely aligned with good vision, study shows
Abnormal motor skills in toddlers such as grasping may be associated with poorer vision when they reach preschool age, a ...
SA researchers lead the way in childhood glaucoma QoL research
Adelaide researchers have published the world's first study documenting the lived experience of childhood glaucoma in adults, which they hope ...
Clinical trials imminent for glaucoma genetic test
Australian researchers have led the development of a promising new genetic test for glaucoma that can potentially identify 15-times more ...
Link between screen time, myopia and sleep in Aussie study
An optometrist’s research at Flinders University has established a link between myopia and poor sleep quality due to increased screen ...
Supply debate reignites as optometry boasts strong employment rate
New figures have revealed that optometry graduates have among the highest rates of full-time employment compared with other sectors, sparking ...
Eye-tracking tech helps aged-care assessment
Researchers from Flinders University have used eye‑tracking technology on older Australians to investigate their cognitive ability to assess their quality ...
Aussie study targets at-risk relatives of glaucoma patients
Preliminary results of a study targeting the most at-risk relatives of glaucoma patients suggest approximately 38% have the disease or ...
$1.4 million for South Australian diabetic retinopathy project
Flinders University will direct $1.4 million in new Federal Government funding towards increased screening and improving treatment options for diabetic ...