A Serious Blog
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Revolutionary microscope for the brain could cure blindness
August 14, 2017In a move that brings us a step closer to virtual senses, Scientists in Houston are working on a flat microscope “FlatScope” which bypasses the eyes altogether.Read more… -
Startling evidence that eyesight stays in the genes
July 06, 2017New research by Anglia Ruskin University shows that identical twins have identical vision defects into their 50s, even down to the smallest detail. A remarkable finding, as these people had been "using"Read more… -
Guide Dogs say get off the pavement @optrafair
March 07, 2017A great many Serious light owners suffer from eye conditions, and for some everyday vision is seriously affected.Read more… -
Are we getting enough sunlight? Experts now say “No”…
March 06, 2017After years of UV health warnings in the USA, a landmark study published in the prestigious journal Dermato-Endocrinology now calls insufficient sun exposure an “emerging health problem” for Americans.Read more… -
The App that gives Sight
February 28, 2017Be My Eyes was created by a 50 year old Danish furniture craftsman, Hans Jørgen Wiberg, who started losing his vision when he was just 25.Read more… -
One in the eye for Dry Eye
February 27, 2017Many Serious Readers suffer from eye conditions. For those who experience Dry Eye, Blepharitis or inflammation, a new product has just been launched which could prove a welcome addition to the overnight bag.Read more… -
MPs support initiative to acknowledge the risk of sight impairment to drivers
December 08, 2016It is estimated that 2,900 road casualties are caused by poor vision every year in the UK. But just how important is good vision to drivers themselves?Read more… -
New research shows daylight keeps short-sight at bay
October 25, 2016Australian scientists claim they have evidence that increased exposure to daylight is the answer to increased levels of myopia being experienced by children worldwide.Read more… -
“Smart” contact lens could offer new therapy for Glaucoma
September 09, 2016It is estimated that nearly half a million people in England and Wales have Glaucoma, many of whom administer daily eye drops. A new “smart” contact lens could prove to be a welcome alternative.Read more… -
A new level of lighting therapy for Dementia sufferers
August 01, 2016It has long been recognised that light affects Dementia sufferers, and in recent years several hospitals have installed basic systems to help.Read more…