ABOUT CONFERENCE Glaucoma 2018 Scientific Committee will be honored to welcome you to the 18th Global Ophthalmology, Optometry and Glaucoma Conference (Glaucoma 2018) to be held during Sep 17-18, 2018 at Bali, Indonesia. 18th Global Ophthalmology, Optometry and Glaucoma Conference will raise the most dynamic and latest issues in the field of Ophthalmology and Optometry. The Congress will highlight the discussion around the theme “Exploring the Front-line progressions of Ophthalmology and Vision Care/Vision for a Better Life/Visualizing the global advancements in Ophthalmology and Optometry/Rise of New Era towards Enlightening innovations in Ophthalmology and Optometry/” by bridging the gaps between the intellectuals from across the globe to …show more content…
Conference Series has an enhanced and highlighted feature of scientific partnerships and alliances with development agencies, Institutes, leading research organizations, non-government organizations, and other entities to promote the development-oriented research across the globe through live streaming, B2B and Scientific Meetings. Conference Series’s Medical Conferences provides an excellent opportunity for the budding scientists and young researchers through its special initiatives like Young Researcher Forum, Poster Presentation and E-poster (for more information visit Conference Series). Target Audience: • Oculists and …show more content…
Here are four points: 1. The report expects the market to total $71.9 billion by 2025, increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 4.8 percent. 2. Markets spurring market expansion include a growing elderly population and more diseases. 3. Technological advancements leading to investment opportunities are also driving growth. 4. Key vendors in the market include: • Cooper Vision in Pleasanton, Calif. • Abbott Medical Optics in Santa Ana, Calif. • Alcon in Fort Worth, Texas • Bausch & Lomb in Rochester, N.Y. • Canon in Tokyo, Japan • Carl Zeiss Meditec in Jena, Germany • Essilor International in Charenton-le-Pont, France • HAAG-Streit Group in Köniz, Switzerland • Hoya Corp. in Tokyo, Japan • Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, N.J. • Nidek Co. in Aichi, Japan • Novartis in Basel, Switzerland • Topcon Corp. in Tokyo, Japan • Vision Care in Jacksonville,
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Glaucoma is a disease of the eye and it is fluid pressure within the eye rises and if the eye is left untreated the patient might lose vision or maybe even blind. But this disease is generally affects both eyes but although one of their eyes may have more severe signs or symptoms then the other eye. When you have glaucoma there are small spaces in the front of the eye and they are called anterior chamber. There is clear liquid that flows in and out of the anterior chamber and the fluid nourishes and bathes nearby the tissues. And if the patient has glaucoma the fluid dose not drain like it should drain but the fluid drains out of the eye. And this may lead to fluid build up and pressure inside the rises of the eye. Unless the pressure is brought down and controlled and the optic nerves and some of the other parts of the eye might become damaged leading to ...
...out sanitation, infrastructure, and hygiene can greatly reduce global health disparities worldwide. In addition, research is another fundamental necessary in ensuring human health quality for individuals. I admire the researchers who commit in finding answers to fight against chronic diseases occurring worldwide. I have significantly respect the researchers who work together in discovering new diseases and treatments affecting individuals globally and not only fulfilling one country’s needs. It is my desire to become one of those researchers in the next ten years contributing in global health and decreasing global health inequalities in order to provide health care equality for every human being living in the world. We need to work together, globally, and collaborate in order to end health inequalities and the pursuit of human equality in the sake of social justice.
More new products need to be introduced and research needs to be done to find out which products will be most popular and profitable.
When doing any studies with human subjects, “the safest and most reasonable position is that people everywhere are likely to respond similarly to the same treatment” (300). With third world countries, Angell states there are dissimilarities between population, but that cannot be anticipated. The local of standard care should not be different, the best treatment and care should always be given regardless of where the study takes place and who the subjects are. As clinical trial studies are becoming more popular, researchers need to understand the same protection goes to the people rather they are aboard or at home. Studies done in third world countries are unethical because they cannot afford the same effective treatment.
Life revolves around being able to see things. Although individuals who are blind can lead a full and happy life, someone with excellent vision who suddenly loses theirs or notices a decrease in their visual acuity over time may find it difficult to adapt. Thankfully, with the help of an optometrist, individuals can actively work to preserve their vision for as long as possible. Phoenix Eye Care must be a priority for all, as advanced technology allows threats to the eyes to be detected as the earliest stage. The right treatment can help to slow or stop the progression before major issues develop. For this reason, every individual needs to undergo routine eye exams.
Optometry involves of a combination of intricate practical skills and academia allowing the improvement of an individual’s vision as an outcome changing their quality of life. I would feel privileged to gain the opportunity to study Optometry enabling me to improve the ocular health and vision of others as it would be a valuable contribution to the society.
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market, which currently stands at $24 billion, could reach $53 billion by 2010. Low cost
The numbers are sure to rise in the next few years as both the world’s population grows and digital marketing becomes even more prominent.
Potential new entrants: With positive economic outlook, fine business environment, and increasing number of population growth rate, it is expected that there will be more companies coming in the industry;
When the contact lens was invented, the world of vision correction was altered forever. No longer were those people lacking perfect 20/20 vision forced to look any different than everyone else. Both discrete and revolutionary, the contact lens provided a brand new, viable, alternate solution to an age-old problem. After centuries of engineering and discovery the contact lens has evolved greatly. Presently contact lenses are made hard or soft, for daily or continuous wear, gas permeable, and even providing ultraviolet protection. A properly fitted pair of today’s discrete, convenient, versatile, and inexpensive contact lenses provide the best form of vision correction available in today’s market.
Even though I initially started my journey in public health after graduating from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, I acknowledged my interest and enthusiasm when I was working on my research thesis during the final year of my college. I conducted a research study to evaluate the effectiveness of planned teaching program to control hypertension among adults residing in selected rural areas of Bangalore in India. It happened to be my first exposure to the field of public health where I had an opportunity to interact with Bangalore’s slum-dwellers and witness their lifestyle, their access to the basic needs such as water, sanitation, and essential nutrients which raised a serious concern on my mind. Upon completion of the research,
In our market the growth opportunity is exponential. There are over 2,000 cities with populations between 20,000 and 350,000 in the US. There are nearly 200 million people in medium markets and 50 million in our initial target market.