As you can see from the Government website (Eye conditions and driving), Keratoconus has been removed from the list of notifiable conditons. This change was
Recently a number of our members have experienced problems when supplied with new scleral contact lenses. Such was the concern that we asked members for
Moorfields have a new service to access it visit: https://www.moorfields.nhs.uk/service/accident-emergency Scroll down to this tab and follow the instructions:
At our November Coffee Morning, we were treated to a very thought-provoking talk from Tracy Long-Sutehall. Tracy has been very concerned by the shortage of
Sadly, our president passed away on Wednesday 12th October 2022 Mr Buckley has been a keen supporter of our charity. His involvement started in the
A Moorfields and UCL Institute of Ophthalmology team led by Daniel Gore have developed a ‘prediction calculator’ to give keratoconus patients a personalised risk calculation
Members will remember the talk given by Professor Alison Hardcastle at our AGM in 2019, updating us on her work as part of the Genome-Wide
At our previous Zoom coffee morning, we were treated to an excellent talk by Howard Mailes, a PhD candidate at UCL. He was talking about his
Following a few more than slightly disconcerting conversations about implantable contact lenses recently, Moorfields Ken Pullum has asked us to publish a paper clarifying the
For the past few years our group has been working with health professionals in Wales where until now, apart from very exceptional cases, it has
