Cataract surgery is currently one of the most productive and successful surgeries available to people with an eye condition.

As we age, our body undergoes innumerable changes, and our eyes are no exception.

Developing a disease of the brain is among the greatest fears a person can have.

In 1987, the Montreal Protocol was signed, uniting multiple international communities in efforts to phase out CFCs, to protect us from the harmful effects of greater UV exposure.

The NHS defines cataracts as cloudy patches on the lens which obstruct our vision.

Cataracts develop as a normal by-product of ageing but are not usually detected until vision is compromised significantly.

A French start-up company is using robots to create a revolutionary new concept to treat cataracts quickly.

An acid attack victim has become the first UK citizen to undergo a new treatment to restore his vision.

Christian Blind Mission has raised a huge £1.8 million through a campaign named ‘See the way’.

New data has revealed that people in need of cataract operations are having to wait almost 6 months in some areas of the UK to have the operational procedure performed.