Corneal cross-linking is effective in treating young keratoconus patients
A clinical trial in 60 keratoconus patients aged 10-16 years old, most of which were based at the NIHR Clinical Research Facility at Moorfields Eye Hospital, found
A clinical trial in 60 keratoconus patients aged 10-16 years old, most of which were based at the NIHR Clinical Research Facility at Moorfields Eye Hospital, found
Many of our members have been following this study. It has been carried out University College London (UCL), Moorfields, Kings College London and other national
We would like to thank Sight and Sound for hosting the following webinar for us specifically tailored towards keratoconus. The webinar looks at four scenarios
Reflections from lockdown by Caroline Condillac Contemplating the new working environment from a Keratoconus perspective has been interesting Positives We are good at washing our
Keratoconus and cross-linking with Dr Vijay Anand MCOptom A good friend and supporter of our group Dr Vijay Anand was recently interviewed on the College
Eye Rubbing is believed to have a significant affect on the development of Keratoconus. This YouTube clip is interesting in that it suggests that adults
Our very own Mike Oliver was interviewed today by VI Talk for their podcast. Mike spoke for 17 minutes and hit all the necessary points
University of Liverpool biomedical engineer, Dr Ahmed Abass, has been awarded funding from Fight for Sight and Keratoconus Group UK to develop a new type of spectacle lens that can
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