The second Annual Patient Day for Welsh Patients with Inherited Eye Disease was held on Friday the 8th of January 2016 in the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences.
Mae ymchwil gan y Brifysgol yn dangos bod unigolion cyntaf-anedig hyd at 20% yn fwy tebygol o fynd yn fyr eu golwg o'u cymharu â phlant a enir yn ddiweddarach.
Eye makeup applied inside the lash line is likely to cause discomfort and may increase the risk of an eye infection, according to a recently published study
This is a new initiative designed to bring people with inherited eye disease together, especially those located in South Wales. The meeting will be as interactive as possible.
The UK-wide assessment of the quality of University research, called the Research Excellence Framework (REF), scored Cardiff UNIVERSITY at 3.42 out of 4 in this area against a UK average of just over 3. This placed the University fourth overall in the country. It also means that of UK schools of optometry in the REF Cardiff School of Optometry & Vision Sciences is ranked the highest.
This review sought to identify new and emerging health technologies that aim to slow or stop disease progression and/or reverse sight loss in people with inherited retinal diseases.
A team of University scientists have teamed-up with leading space engineers to create an instrument which could help detect the developed world’s most common form of sight loss.
The Special Assessment Clinic won the award for providing specialist eye care services for people with autism and other forms of learning disabilities.
Mae'r Ysgol wedi ymrwymo i gynnig amgylchedd dysgu deinamig sy’n ysgogi, a arweinir gan ein gwaith ymchwil blaenllaw ym maes seicoleg a niwrowyddoniaeth.
