Recent approvals by the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) have led to the availability in America of two new eye drop therapies for Glaucoma. Rhopressa and Vyzulta both reduce intraocular pressure in patients suffering open-angle glaucoma or ocular hyp

New research suggests that exercise, such as walking or jogging, can help lower the risk of Glaucoma.

Early warning for Glaucoma shows promise Researchers at University College London have developed a new test which they say could make it possible to detect and prevent Glaucoma up to a decade before any symptoms appear.

Stem cell therapy is proving to be a potent force in regenerative medicine, not least in the treatment of eye conditions.

Breaking research has revealed that people who take the diabetes drug metformin may be less likely to develop Glaucoma.

A recently published study suggests that older people with glaucoma suffer greater problems at home than during an eye test in a clinic. Is poor home lighting to blame?

As an alternative to eye drops, researchers have developed a special contact lens that can be placed into the eye in order to slowly release medication to combat glaucoma.