Basic & Translational Research

Single gene testing may not be sufficient to identify a high risk of glaucoma

We are so attuned to seeing and processing faces that we even see them in random objects. But do we process these in the same way as real faces?

Robert MacLaren is The Ophthalmologist's regular contributor; here, we revisit the most interesting of his articles and conversations

A smartphone-based app that can screen for eye health in the absence of an ophthalmologist improves follow-up attendance at appointments

Hi-res imaging, full eye penetration, and no direct eye contact? This is what PARS is offering – potentially revolutionizing ophthalmic diagnostics

A magnetic field-sensitive protein identified in the retinas of birds may be responsible for remarkably precise seasonal migration

Sitting Down With… Sarah Coupland, Professor and George Holt Chair of Pathology at the University of Liverpool, UK

Using OCT angiography to assess patients with sickle cell retinopathy before the disease progresses to irreversible vision loss

When the caffeine high isn’t worth it – what is the relationship between high caffeine consumption and glaucoma risk?

Selectively blocking a single pathway of the complement cascade may lead to the first approved geographic atrophy therapy