Knock-on effect: Cataract surgery but not as we know it
Read as ASO President Dr Peter Sumich and Directors Andrew Atkins and Tom Cuneen discuss the future of cataract surgery
How our Eyes Change with Age with ASO President, Dr Peter Sumich
ASO President Peter Sumich discusses how our eyes change as we age on the Hughesy and Ed show on the Hit Radio network.
Why one Doctor chose to stay in Western NSW as COVID-19 Hit
Listen to Dr Mitchell Lee interviewed on ABC Mornings with Kia Handley
How Our Eyes Change As We Age
ASO President Peter Sumich discusses how our eyes change as we age on the Hughesy and Ed show on the Hit Radio network.
COVID-19 Hero Heads Home
Heroic trainee ophthalmologist Dr Mitchell Lee is finally about to head home after nearly three months operating as a near ‘one-man-band’ eye service in outback New South Wales.
Heroic Trainee Ophthalmologist Dr Mitchell Lee
Watch heroic Trainee Ophthalmologist Dr Mitchell Lee interviewed live on ABC News Breakfast
Profile of the ASO
Read a brief outline of the fascinating history of ophthalmic organisations in Australia from 1899 to now – including the pivotal role the ASO has played since it’s inception.
Keeping an eye on your macula
Keeping An Eye On Your Eye Checks With Dr Shish Lal National Indigenous
Keeping an eye on your macula
Keeping An Eye On Your Macular With: Dr Shish Lal On 88.6 FM,
Elective surgery in South Australia
Listen to ASO Director Dr Paul Athanasiov on Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff on ABC Radio
Non-elective surgery ban: what does this mean?
Listen to ASO President Dr Peter Sumich interviewed on RN Breakfast with Fran Kelly
Solutions for people who have Glaucoma
How a device the size of a third of an eyelash can save
ASO welcomes new measures to boost healthcare
The Australian Society of Ophthalmologists urges practitioners to lead the way
A simple medical procedure to stop people going blind is now available to all Australians
Watch ASO representative Dr Bill Glasson interviewed on 10 News First