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December 15, 2010
Give the gift of Foresight - help your family and friends to foresee or prepare wisely for the future.
This week, Centre for Eye Health (CFEH) sends a timely reminder to all clients seen during the year. The 'Seeing is Believing' campaign focuses on the importance of talking with family and friends about the risk factors for eye disease, and the significance of early detection in saving sight.
CFEH asks its valued clients to pass on this message to friends and family, giving the gift of foresight. The campaign highlights some of the lesser known and interesting facts about eye disease in Australia.
CFEH strongly encourages all community members to pass this message on to their own network of family and friends. If you think you may be at-risk, visit your optometrist or ophthalmologist for an assessment and to discuss your concerns.
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Guidelines for Assessing the ONH and RNFL
The gold standard for diagnosing glaucoma continues to be a detailed examination of the optic nerve head (ONH) and the...
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