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Professor Padmaja Sankaridurg named Head of ‘Global Myopia Centre’

Sydney, Australia, 21 November 2018: Leading international myopia researcher, Professor Padmaja Sankaridurg has been appointed Head of the ‘Global Myopia Centre’ by…

WHO-IAPB-BHVI join in collaborative meeting on Developing Myopia Strategies

Singapore, 19 November 2018: The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) joined with Brien…

First Vietnamese-trained optometrists herald new hope for Vietnam’s national eye health

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 8 November 2018: Today‘s date will be remembered in history as the momentous day the optometry profession…

Brien Holden 'Global Myopia Centre’ a new ‘one-stop’ resource platform

San Antonio, U.S., 7 November 2018: Brien Holden Vision Institute has announced the new online ‘Global Myopia Centre’, bringing its expertise and…

Diabetes related vision problems a concern in PNG capital

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 30 October 2018: A study of diabetic retinopathy and diabetes in the National Capital District of Papua…

Celebrating 10 years of working with our dedicated partners in Sri Lanka from 2008-2018

Colombo, Sri Lanka, October 11, 2018: Today we announce the momentous occasion of celebrating 10 years of working with our dedicated partners…

Novel prototype contact lenses rated against current myopia management lenses

Sydney, Australia, 9 October 2018: A shortcoming of current contact lenses designed to slow the progression of myopia is that they can…

SCHOOL EYE HEALTH THE ANSWER TO CHILDHOOD BLINDNESS – BULLETIN OF WHO STUDY

Geneva, Switzerland, 5 October 2018: A study published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization has found that while school eye…

Professor Brian Layland resigns as Chair and Director of Brien Holden Vision Institute

Sydney, Australia, 5 October 2018: Professor Brian Layland, OAM OLM Fellow UNSW (HON. Causa) has resigned as Chair and Director of the…

Free eye care services help 20,000 people in Tanzania

Mwanza, Lake Zone, Tanzania, 20 September, 2018: Recent celebrations launched a new eye care project which will bring free eye services to…

Professor Padmaja Sankaridurg named Head of ‘Global Myopia Centre’

WHO-IAPB-BHVI join in collaborative meeting on Developing Myopia Strategies

First Vietnamese-trained optometrists herald new hope for Vietnam’s national eye health

Brien Holden 'Global Myopia Centre’ a new ‘one-stop’ resource platform

Diabetes related vision problems a concern in PNG capital

Celebrating 10 years of working with our dedicated partners in Sri Lanka from 2008-2018

Novel prototype contact lenses rated against current myopia management lenses

SCHOOL EYE HEALTH THE ANSWER TO CHILDHOOD BLINDNESS – BULLETIN OF WHO STUDY

Professor Brian Layland resigns as Chair and Director of Brien Holden Vision Institute

Free eye care services help 20,000 people in Tanzania

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