VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

This study is testing whether a simple computer program can help people regain peripheral vision lost after a stroke or brain injury. Researchers will have 40 participants either watch regular online news or use a special PowerPoint slideshow for 15 minutes, three times a week. T…

This study is testing if two different eye injections can prevent long-term vision loss in people who received radiation treatment for a type of eye cancer called choroidal melanoma. The trial will compare the injections against simply monitoring vision and only treating if probl…

This study is testing a new rehabilitation method for people who have lost part of their vision after a stroke. Researchers are combining gentle, non-invasive brain stimulation with visual training exercises, some using virtual reality, to see if it can help restore vision in the…

This study is testing whether telemedicine technology can help detect three major causes of blindness—glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and serious cataracts—as effectively as standard eye exams. Researchers will compare detection rates between remote screening and traditional exam…

This study is testing a new rehabilitation program that uses multiple senses to help people with profound vision loss. Researchers want to see if combining vision, hearing, and hand coordination training can improve daily function and quality of life. The program is designed for …

This study aims to understand how certain substances in the blood relate to changes seen in detailed eye scans for people with diabetic macular edema (DME), a vision-threatening condition. Researchers will observe 150 patients who are either receiving standard eye injections/impl…

This study aims to define a new concept called 'visual frailty' and create a tool to measure it. Researchers will gather information from 20 Scottish adults aged 60+ with advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD). They will look at vision, reading ability, daily function, m…