24th Annual Faculty Lecture of the Faculty of Ophthalmology, National Post Graduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN)

24th Annual Faculty Lecture of the Faculty of Ophthalmology, National Post Graduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN)

Friday, July 14, 2023 in Lagos. Title: "Glaucoma Care in Nigeria - The Journey so far" by Professor Adeola O. Onakoya

46th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria - OSNEdo 2022

46th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria - OSNEdo 2022

August 31st to September 2nd, 2022. Theme: Building sustainable eye health systems

Two-week Low vision evaluation course

Two-week Low vision evaluation course

TLEC Rehabilitation Centre in conjunction with ORBIS presents a two-week low vision evaluation course

Subspecialty meetings at the 45th Annual general meeting of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria

Subspecialty meetings at the 45th Annual general meeting of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria

Check out the various sub-specialty meetings taking place at the OSN 2021 (Collage compiled by Dr Mustapha Bature)

The 45th annual General Meeting/Scientific Conference of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria

The 45th annual General Meeting/Scientific Conference of the Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria

"OSN Ilorin 2021" with the theme "People-centered eye care" takes place from Sept 1-3 2021

Webinars in Nigeria for the World Glaucoma Week 2021

Webinars in Nigeria for the World Glaucoma Week 2021

A summary of World Glaucoma Week 2021 webinars in Nigeria compiled By Professor Adedayo Adio.

Vision for everyone: Unlocking human potential

Vision for everyone: Unlocking human potential

Formal launch of The Lancet Global Health Commission on Global Eye Health and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness Vision Atlass

Why is my child defiant? - By Dr Folahan Ibukun

Why is my child defiant? - By Dr Folahan Ibukun

Dele, Kelechi and Aisha were becoming defiant and their parents could not fathom why. Surprisingly, it turned out they all had refractive errors

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #53 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #53 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Adesuwa was carrying out her chores when one of the cleaning agents splashed into her eyes. Did her initial actions make a difference?

Does it run in our family? - By Dr Ezinne Onebunne

Does it run in our family? - By Dr Ezinne Onebunne

Ayo's poor school performance prompted a visit to an ophthalmologist. It turns out he has cataracts in both eyes. Can cataract in children be inherite

Falling Stick by Dr Gbenga Adeyemo

Falling Stick by Dr Gbenga Adeyemo

Onec can avoid a falling stick by finding out in which direction it is likely to land. Running away from a problem won't make it go away...

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #40 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #40 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

A stitch in time saves nine. When Ngozi's baby is diagnosed with congenital glaucoma, she is forced to make a difficult decision...

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #39 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #39 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

What happens when eye health is not a priority for equal opportunities? Tomiwa and his supervisor make a shocking discovery...

Discriminatory Glaucoma - By Dr Abdullahi Sadiq Mohammed

Discriminatory Glaucoma - By Dr Abdullahi Sadiq Mohammed

Kasim, young banker par excellence, has become blind from Glaucoma. There are many questions on his mind. Here's what his ophthalmologist has to say..

Fireside Chats With Dr Mary #36 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats With Dr Mary #36 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Inquisitive Zainab wants to know how to tell if the eyes are normal. Here's what her Aunt, Dr Amina had to say about about healthy eyes.

An Unusual Valentine gift – By Dr Ify Monye

An Unusual Valentine gift – By Dr Ify Monye

Chioma received a very special Valentine Gift this year. She didn't know that having a corneal transplant would give her a new lease of life...

20.20.20 Rule: Digital screens and your eyes - By Dr Ify Monye

20.20.20 Rule: Digital screens and your eyes - By Dr Ify Monye

Do your eyes ache or feel uncomfortable after prolonged work on your computer or poring over your phone? You may have Computer Vision Syndrome...

Never too old - By Dr Folahan Ibukun

Never too old - By Dr Folahan Ibukun

Mama's eyesight has been poor for years but she has refused to go to the hospital. Three days ago, she fell and broke her leg...

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #30 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #30 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Musa has been using an eye ointment purchased from a chemist for his itchy eyes for years. It makes the itching better, but has now caused some harm..

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #26 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr Mary #26 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

“Why is this child so clumsy?” Onwanyi had fallen into a gutter three weeks earlier while returning from shcool. What could the problem could be?

Setting Goals for the New Year - By Dr Ify Monye

Setting Goals for the New Year - By Dr Ify Monye

It’s that time of year when we make commitments we sincerely mean to keep. But everyone knows that talk is often cheap when it comes to goals...

Fireside chats with Dr. Mary #20 - by Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside chats with Dr. Mary #20 - by Dr. Mary Ugalahi

"Spare the rod, spoil the child". Using the rod to enforce discipline in children can sometimes do more harm than good. It may lead to eye injuries...

A truckload of advice - By Dr Ify Monye

A truckload of advice - By Dr Ify Monye

"Try some breastmilk" Or "Maybe some urine will help" People are often quick to offer pieces of advice during emergencies but are they always helpful

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #18 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #18 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

When Felix was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa before his tenth birthday, it could have been the end of the road for him. But was it?...

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #16 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #16 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Tega was 18 months old when his mother noticed his right eye glowing in the dark. The doctor said had RETINOBLASTOMA, a cancer of the eye...

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #14 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Fireside Chats with Dr. Mary #14 - By Dr. Mary Ugalahi

Iveren and Adamu were ecstatic when they finally conceived after five years. But the baby was born too soon and now has Retinopathy of Prematurity...

Fireside chats with Dr Mary #13 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Fireside chats with Dr Mary #13 - By Dr Mary Ugalahi

Mallam Haruna shuffled along half-dragged, half-assisted by his two sons into the eye clinic. “These children are too impatient”, he thought...

Diabetes - no sugarcoating the truth - By Dr Ify Monye

Diabetes - no sugarcoating the truth - By Dr Ify Monye

Many people living with diabetes are unaware that they have it and are therefore at risk of complications and even death. Do you have dianetes?

Preventing eye injuries at home

Preventing eye injuries at home

The home is supposed to be a safe and comfortable place. Unfortunately, eye injuries can and do occur at home. Here's what you can do to prevent them.

Would you spare the rod or spoil the eye? – Eye injuries in children

Would you spare the rod or spoil the eye? – Eye injuries in children

Eye injuries in children are common but majority are preventable. Corporal punishment may lead to dire outcomes e.g. eye injury, blindness or death

Refractive error in children - Dr Fumbi Adeboye

Refractive error in children - Dr Fumbi Adeboye

Refractive error is the comonest cause of poor vision in children. A pair of glasses may be all your child needs to see clearly.

Childhood cataract - Can cataract affect children?

Childhood cataract - Can cataract affect children?

A white speck in a child's eye is never a good thing. It could be cataract. Childhood cataract is the leading cause of blindness in children.

Preventing eye injuries from broom sticks - By Dr Fumbi Adeboye

Preventing eye injuries from broom sticks - By Dr Fumbi Adeboye

The broom is a useful cleaning tool as long as it is used for its correct pupose. Eye injuries from broomsticks can have very serious consequences.

Helen Keller Deaf Blind Awareness Week (June 23 -29)

Helen Keller Deaf Blind Awareness Week (June 23 -29)

Helen Keller became deaf and blind before her second birthday but rose to become one of the most influential women of her time. Her legacy lives on...

Spotlight on Sickle Cell - Sickle Cell Awareness Day

Spotlight on Sickle Cell - Sickle Cell Awareness Day

Sickle cell disease is an inherited condition, commonest in Africans, especially Nigerians. Blindness is one of the complications and can be prevented

June is Cataract Awareness Month

June is Cataract Awareness Month

This month, attention is on cataract, a cloudiness of the usually transparent lens of the eye. It is responsible for half of all cases of blindness.

Smoke gets in your eyes - "World No Tobacco Day 2019"

Smoke gets in your eyes - "World No Tobacco Day 2019"

It's World No Tobacco Day 2019. Tobacco smoking can adversly affect nearly all organs in the body including the eyes. Yes, smoke does get in your eyes

Myopia Awareness Week 2019 (March 13 – 19, 2019)

Myopia Awareness Week 2019 (March 13 – 19, 2019)

People who have myopia cannot see distant objects clearly and this can be quite disturbing. Myopia is becoming a global epidemic.

Retinoblastoma Awareness Week 2019 (May 12 -18)

Retinoblastoma Awareness Week 2019 (May 12 -18)

Retinoblastoma, the commonest eye cancer in children, frequently presents as a white speck or glow in the eye. Early detection is key in management

World Glaucoma Week 2019 - All eyes on Glaucoma

World Glaucoma Week 2019 - All eyes on Glaucoma

All eyes are on Glaucoma this month as the world commemorates World Glaucoma Week (March 10 -16 2019). It is the commonest cause of irreversible blind

Age Related Macular Degeneration - The aging eye

Age Related Macular Degeneration - The aging eye

Age Related Macular Degeneration, ARMD, is one of the common causes of poor vision in the elderly. It can affect vision for both distant and near task

Maximizing vision  with low vision care

Maximizing vision with low vision care

Not knowing how to cope with irreversible poor vision may make you feel like it's the end of the world. Low vision aids can be a beacon in the dark...

Selfless giving - World Donor Day 2019

Selfless giving - World Donor Day 2019

One of the most exhilarating feelings in the world is giving without the expectation of receiving. It's World Donor Day. What would you give for love?

Eye health tip - Never ignore an eye symptom!

Eye health tip - Never ignore an eye symptom!

Some things should not be put off till later especially eye health issues. Here are some important eye symptoms you should never take for granted.

The scourge of avoidable blindness

The scourge of avoidable blindness

Thirty-six million people are blind globally and 75% of cases are avoidable. Avoidable blindness is blindness that can be prevented or treated.

Braille - the art of reading and writing with touch

Braille - the art of reading and writing with touch

Today the world commemorates the birth of Loius Braille, the inventor of the braille system of reading and writing. He definitely trumped "disability"

World Commitment Day 2019

World Commitment Day 2019

What are you committed to achieving? Be intentional about it

365 days - All in the blink of an eye

365 days - All in the blink of an eye

EyeHubNigeria in 2019 - bringing you the latest information on eye care, eye care activities and how and where to access eye care in Nigeria.

THINK ... before you put that urine in your eye!!!

THINK ... before you put that urine in your eye!!!

The eyes are very delicate. Putting substances like urine indiscriminately into them could cause more harm than good

That white speck could be Retinoblastoma!

That white speck could be Retinoblastoma!

A white speck in a child's eye is never a good thing. It could be retinoblastoma

It's "World Glaucoma Week", March 11-17 2018

It's "World Glaucoma Week", March 11-17 2018

It's World Glaucoma Week and the eyes have it again.

Vision 2020 or 20/20?

Vision 2020 or 20/20?

A public lecture organised by the Faculty of Ophthalmology, National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria.

Which is your dominant eye?

Which is your dominant eye?

Right or left, which is best?

Keeping things at arm's length

Keeping things at arm's length

Presbyopia - a pair of readers should do the trick

Your eyes can keep seeing even after you are gone

Your eyes can keep seeing even after you are gone

The gift of sight could be more precious than gold

World Cancer Day 2018- Eye on "Retinoblastoma"

World Cancer Day 2018- Eye on "Retinoblastoma"

A white speck in a child's eye could be retinoblastoma

World Cancer Day 2018- Eye on "Retinoblastoma"

World Cancer Day 2018- Eye on "Retinoblastoma"

A speck in a child's eye may be retinoblastoma!

Blind date

Blind date

Making lemonade from lemons

Too much of a good thing?

Too much of a good thing?

Preterm babies are at risk of going blind. Here's how to prevent it.

Fashion meets pain

Fashion meets pain

Contact lenses may be the rave, but they can also be a pain in the eye

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