Andrew King digs into the background of the Snellen visual acuity chart, perhaps the object most associated with optometry in ...

The Government has responded to calls for compulsory eye tests for drivers. Opticians have urged that those over 70 should be ...

The Indian Railways has widened the scope of concession for passengers with visual disabilities. The rules have been amended in line with World Health Organisation standards, which is expected to ...

Opticians recently called for testing to be introduced after a survey found found six in 10 of its members have seen a ...

The move would mean that three million Brits could potentially lose their driving licence if the DVSA adopts the law change ...

If you’re not familiar with the Snellen chart, this basically means you must be able to read a car number plate from 20 metres away. If not, you need to book yourself in for an eye test.

If you're not familiar with the Snellen chart, this essentially means you must be capable of reading a car number plate from 20 metres away. If you can't, it's time to schedule an eye test.

Within clinical settings, it has traditionally been assessed using test charts ... arc at the eye.2 This fraction is recognised universally as a measure of “Visual Acuity.” When assessed using ...