Around 826 million people do not have access to optical correction for presbyopia. Ready-made reading glasses are simple, affordable and can be life-changing, yet access remains limited in many LMICs.
Read the latest CEHJ issue, Up Close and Visible: Correcting Global Presbyopia: bit.ly/3PAFicw
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Around 800 million people globally lack access to reading glasses.
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webinar exploring practical ways to expand access to near-vision care globally.
📅 30 Mar 2026
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📰 Our latest issue: Improving the Refractive Outcomes of Cataract Surgery, is now available online!
In this issue, we explore how refractive outcomes can be monitored and improved after surgery.
Read the issue here 👉 bit.ly/3W09j5E
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#microbialkeratitis is a sight-threatening ocular emergency which continues to affect several million people worldwide each year
Our latest issue covers the diagnosis and management of MK, giving you all you need to know about the topic
Read here 👉 bit.ly/CEHJMK