Iceh News

Focus on: Trachoma

Focus on: Trachoma

Two hundred million people still live in regions endemic for trachoma, a painful and potentially blinding eye disease. This is despite concerted international efforts to tackle the condition. Trachoma is caused by repeated infections with the bacteria C. Trachomatis....

Celebrating World Diabetes Day

Celebrating World Diabetes Day

Health professionals from all over the world came together to mark World Diabetes Day on 14 November 2022 through an online workshop celebrating progress in development of diabetic retinopathy (DR) services in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). The Diabetic...

Retinoblastoma and the Power of Global Networks

Retinoblastoma and the Power of Global Networks

© SBN Chary On World Sight Day people worldwide come together to encourage the awareness of good eye health. It’s an important time to reflect on how collective power can contribute to improvements in health care for all. In an era where it is easier than ever to...

On the Death of Her Majesty the Queen

On the Death of Her Majesty the Queen

We are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty the Queen. We are very grateful for the considerable support that Her Majesty gave to addressing avoidable sight loss worldwide. The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust supported the Commonwealth Eye Health...

Diabetic Retinopathy Network Publishes Research compendium

Diabetic Retinopathy Network Publishes Research compendium

ICEH's Diabetic Retinopathy Network (DR-NET) has published a collection of research related to diabetic retinopathy programmes in Sub-Saharan African. The research has been created by members of the network working in screening and treatment programmes in Africa. The...

ICEH Celebrates 40th Anniversary

ICEH Celebrates 40th Anniversary

This year is ICEH's 40th anniversary. Our centre started from humble beginnings: a single ophthalmologist committed to improving eye health worldwide through a new concept of 'community eye health'. From a small team working on a shoestring to improve infectious...