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SSI researcher awarded commercialisation grant at medical device showcase

in Ageing, Dry eye and blepharitis, History and People, News, Ocular Surface Disease
9 Dec 2015

The Honourable Jillian Skinner, NSW Minister for Health, has presented Save Sight Institute’s Clinical Professor Stephanie ...Read More
SSI research ‘well above world standard’

in Ageing, Clinical Trials, Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, Events, Fundraising, Glaucoma, History and People, Macular Degeneration, Neuroscience, News, Ocular Surface Disease, Paediatrics, Registries, Retinal dystrophies
4 Dec 2015

The Australian Research Council (ARC) has released its Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) results, awarding ...Read More
SSI shakes up care coordination model with innovative new programme to support patients

in Ageing, Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, Fundraising, Glaucoma, History and People, Macular Degeneration, Neuroscience, News, Ocular Surface Disease, Paediatrics, Retinal dystrophies
4 Nov 2015

In an effort to provide more day-to-day support for people with an eye disease, the Save ...Read More
Lymbal Stem Cell Dysfunction (LSCD) researcher awarded CCLSA grant

in Dry eye and blepharitis, History and People, News, Ocular Surface Disease
26 Jun 2015

Congratulations to Dr Nicole Carnt who has been awarded a $3,500 grant from The Cornea ...Read More
Inappropriate use of over-the-counter antibiotic putting vision at risk

in Ageing, Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, News, Ocular Surface Disease
2 Apr 2015

Doctors from Sydney’s Save Sight Institute have warned that a common first-line approach by general practitioners, ...Read More
Medical tourism risking eye sight

in Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, News, Ocular Surface Disease
6 Mar 2015

The Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) , has published a letter to the editor by doctors from ...Read More
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