Recognising female ophthalmology leaders
New Zealand’s Professor Helen Danesh-Meyer, an Auckland-based consultant ophthalmologist specialising in glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmology has been named as one of the world’s top 100 women in ophthalmology in The Ophthalmologist’s first-ever female power list.
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RANZCO focuses on sustainabilityMay 8, 2021
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Printable CL sensor to replace ERGs?May 7, 2021
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Ophthalmology: good training, but bullying still an issueMay 7, 2021
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New anti-allergy CLsMay 6, 2021
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Ethnic divergence in glaucomaMay 5, 2021
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Cannabis smokers unaware of vision impactMay 5, 2021
Editor's Choice
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Sarcoidosis and the eyeMay 5, 2021
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Ophthalmology: creating balanceMay 3, 2021
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Optometry no longer needs feminism?May 1, 2021
Sarcoidosis and the eye
Sarcoidosis is a multisystem inflammatory condition characterised by non-caseating granulomas. It is a leading cause of inflammatory eye disease. Although...
Ophthalmology: creating balance
The RANZCO 2021 New Zealand Branch meeting was a much-anticipated affair amid the changing climate of Covid restrictions and unpredictable alert levels....
Optometry no longer needs feminism?
In 2021, the International Women’s Day theme was #ChooseToChallenge, so Optometry Australia (OA) chose to challenge the movement of feminism in optometry....
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ANZSS 2021
I applaud the huge effort put in by Drs Anne-Marie Yardley and Brenda Breidenstein for organising and hosting this year’s Australian and New Zealand Strabismus...
Nurses: meeting future needs
Following the cancellation of last year’s annual ophthalmic nurses meeting, held in conjunction with the RANZCO NZ Branch conference each year, we waited...
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