Discovery of gene saves sight for generations to come
It was a ticking time bomb…Erika could have woken one day and been completely blind.” Those are words…
Read more - Discovery of gene saves sight for generations to come
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It was a ticking time bomb…Erika could have woken one day and been completely blind.” Those are words…
Read more - Discovery of gene saves sight for generations to come
This week the Eye and Ear were recognised as the first hospital in Australia to implement the Pharmacist…
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we’ll be highlighting some of the incredible work being undertaken by women…
Coming to the Eye and Ear this week? As part of our hospital redevelopment, the Albert Street footpath…
Read more - Albert Street footpath closed Monday 7 March – Friday 11 March
A new treatment being investigated for the hereditary eye condition Fuch’s Endothelial Dystrophy (FED) is improving patients’ vision…
Read more - FED trial reduces the need for a corneal transplant
As a part of this year’s International Women’s Day celebrations, we are recognising 100 years since Dr Jean…
More than half of Australia’s population over the age of 65 have a cataract in need of repair,…
Read more - 3D Printed Anatomical Orbital Model for Anaesthesia and Ophthalmology Trainees
Middle ear infection or otitis media is endemic amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people with many…
Read more - Better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children with otitis media
In 2012, led by the Centre for Eye Research Australia, the Bionics Institute, The University of Melbourne, the…
Read more - Second-generation bionic eye trial improves navigation at home
It was the simplicity of it that first struck Dr George Kong: an affordable device that many people…
At 9 months old, Venice received her first cochlear implant. 12 years on, Venice has just started high…
Laurie is one of our cochlear implant patients here at the Eye and Ear. Like many of our…