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Gemma wearing the CROM and a clinical face mask.

Nystagmus Network funds research equipment

At the end of 2021 the Nystagmus Network invited funding applications from UK nystagmus researchers to cover the cost of equipment needed to take their work forward. This week work … Continue reading Nystagmus Network funds research equipment

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Nystagmus affects quality of life of children and their parents, confirms new research

A team at the Eye Hospital and School of Ophthalmology and Optometry at Wenzhou Medical University in China have recently published their research on the effects of childhood cataract surgery in … Continue reading Nystagmus affects quality of life of children and their parents, confirms new research

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Eye health experts seek to refresh eye research priorities

Eye experts across the UK are calling for your input into a new survey designed to refresh the James Lind Alliance Sight Loss and Vision research priorities that were first published in … Continue reading Eye health experts seek to refresh eye research priorities

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BlindAmbition takes over the Working Age Forum

BlindAmbition is pleased to announce that it will be taking over the running of the Working Age Forum (WAF) for Visually Impaired People endorsed by the RNIB. The forum is … Continue reading BlindAmbition takes over the Working Age Forum

Care givers survey

Participants needed for research into the effects of the pandemic on those caring for and supporting people living with a visual impairment The Division of Optometry and Visual Sciences, School … Continue reading Care givers survey

Does albinism protect against AMD?

We are seeking potential research candidates on behalf of researchers in Southampton (Jay Self and Helena Lee) who must be over the age of 60 and have any form of … Continue reading Does albinism protect against AMD?

The front cover of the BNystagmus Network guide to nystagmus and benefits.

A new guide to nystagmus and benefits

From our monthly virtual support networks to our free benefits advice, the Nystagmus Network is always here for you. As we emerge from the pandemic, we’re all feeling the financial pressure of increasing … Continue reading A new guide to nystagmus and benefits

The front cover of the Nystagmus Network annual report 2021.

We publish our Annual Report 2021

With two years of global pandemic behind us, the Nystagmus Network is still here, supporting the nystagmus community, thanks to the dedication of our valued supporters, fundraisers and members. Thanks … Continue reading We publish our Annual Report 2021

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Reform for children and young people with SEND

As part of a SEND reform, which the UK government describes as ‘ambitious’, a green paper has been published as part of a consultation on a stronger national system for … Continue reading Reform for children and young people with SEND

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Curriculum Framework for Children and Young People with Vision Impairment (CFVI)

Defining specialist skills development and best practice support to promote equity, inclusion and personal agency. Overview of the CFVI The Curriculum Framework for Children and Young People with Vision Impairment … Continue reading Curriculum Framework for Children and Young People with Vision Impairment (CFVI)