Trachoma
Let it be clear, I strongly support The Voice
Five decades working on eye health in Indigenous communities shows the need for a permanent Voice to Parliament says a University of Melbourne expert.
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Can we close the gap on blindness by 2020?
The Roadmap to Close the Gap for Vision is improving eye health for Indigenous Australians, but University of Melbourne research finds more needs to be done.
Closing the Gap for vision
Blindness impacts Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people disproportionately, but according a University of Melbourne report, real progress is being made.
Ending avoidable blindness
Researchers, using data gathering and analysis, are making inroads in eliminating avoidable blindness and preventable eye diseases in Indigenous communities.
A clearer view
University of Melbourne research is helping to position Australia to finally eliminate the blinding eye disease - trachoma - from remote Indigenous communities.