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Eyes On Tomorrow

Eyes On Tomorrow
Ophthalmology
Optometry
Glaucoma
Dry Eye Disease
Artificial Intelligence
Oculomics
Cataract Surgery
Women In Leadership
Myopia
Angle Closure
Refractive Surgery
Paris
Cataract
AI In Ophthalmology
TFOS DEWS III
Nicotinamide (vitamin B3)
Gene Therapy
Work-Life Balance
Dry Eye Center London
Dry Eye

An Optometrist and an Ophthalmologist discuss - sometimes over a pint of Guinness - how these two previously fractious disciplines have been brought closer together. From different sides of the Irish border, John Ferris and Dermot Keogh know a thing or two about overcoming division. Their guests bring extensive experience and expertise from across the two sectors: they share their passion for all ... more

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How did the UK’s first pioneers of IPL treatment for dry eyes make their mark? In this episode of Eyes on Tomorrow, we’re joined by renowned optometrists Connan Tam and Minakshi Jain, who share the journey that took them from working at Moorfields Ey... more

What happens when one of the world’s best-known cataract surgeons sits down with Eyes on Tomorrow? You get an honest, insightful, and occasionally controversial conversation with the man behind Cataract Coach — Professor Uday Devgan.

Recorded in Gal... more

It’s our first episode dedicated to paediatric ophthalmology - and we’re joined by one of the world’s leading experts - Professor Ramesh Kekunnaya, Head of Paediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus and Neuro-ophthalmology at the LV Prasad Eye Institute in... more

This month we’re bringing together three powerhouse women shaping the future of eye care: Purvi Thomson, Head Optometrist at OCL Vision; Bita Manzouri, Consultant Corneal and Cataract Surgeon and President-Elect of UKISCRS; and Elizabeth Lumb, Direct... more

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Connan Tam
Co-founder of the Dry Eye Centre London
Dry Eye Centre London
Episode: Dry Eye Taken Seriously – with Connan Tam & Minakshi Jain
Minakshi Jain
Co-founder of the Dry Eye Centre London
Dry Eye Centre London
Episode: Dry Eye Taken Seriously – with Connan Tam & Minakshi Jain
Uday Devgan
Renowned Los Angeles cataract surgeon and creator of Cataract Coach
Cataract Coach / private practice
Episode: The Cataract Coach Uncovered — with Uday Devgan
Ramesh Kekunnaya
Renowned paediatric ophthalmologist and strabismus specialist
Network Director Technology Innovation, LV Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, India
Episode: Hot Topics in Paediatric Ophthalmology with Ramesh Kekunnaya
Purvi Thomson
Optometrist, Head of Optometry at OCL Vision
OCL Vision
Episode: Where Are The Leadership Roles For Women?
Bita Manzouri
Cornelian Cataract Refractive Surgeon
Queen's Hospital, Watford
Episode: Where Are The Leadership Roles For Women?
Elizabeth Lumb
Director of Global Professional Affairs, Myopia CooperVision
CooperVision (Myopia Management)
Episode: Where Are The Leadership Roles For Women?
Keith Martin
Leading figure in cutting-edge glaucoma research
Centre for Eye Research Australia / Melbourne
Episode: The changing face of Glaucoma treatment - with Prof. Keith Martin
Dan Milea
Neuro-ophthalmologist; head of the Neuro-ophthalmology Department and director of Visual Neuroscience Group at the Rothschild Foundation Hospital; clinical scientist at the Singapore National Eye Institute
Rothschild Foundation Hospital; Singapore National Eye Institute
Episode: How an East-West AI Collaboration Is Changing the Face of Neuro-Ophthalmology

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John Ferris
Ophthalmologist; Co-host of Eyes On Tomorrow; hosts discussions on ophthalmology and interdisciplinary eye care
Dermot Keogh
Optometrist; Co-host of Eyes On Tomorrow; leads conversations at the intersection of optometry and ophthalmology

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Christmas Special: How is DEWS III going to change your practice? With Sarah Farrant
Q: Why is the order of tests in the workup still important, and how does DEWS III address it?
The order matters to avoid invalid measurements and ensure consistency; DEWS III emphasizes a simple, standardized workflow with validated questionnaires first, then objective tests, while allowing flexibility based on resource availability.
Christmas Special: How is DEWS III going to change your practice? With Sarah Farrant
Q: So what are your thoughts on the new definition and why is it relevant to clinicians?
Sarah explains that the definition now emphasizes symptomatic, multifactorial disease and the need to view dry eye as a disease of the ocular surface and tear film as a system. This unified approach improves clarity, diagnosis, and relevance to insurance and clinical decision-making.
The Cataract Coach Uncovered — with Uday Devgan
Q: What is your view on integrated pathways between optometrists and ophthalmologists, especially in the US vs UK?
He emphasizes the value of a full ophthalmology team, recognizing that co-management and referrals from optometrists can be beneficial, while noting regulatory variation and the need to preserve high surgical standards and patient outcomes.
The Cataract Coach Uncovered — with Uday Devgan
Q: Tell us a little bit about those early years and the pathway to ophthalmology.
Uday describes growing up in Los Angeles, inspired by family medical backgrounds, attending USC for medical training, and discovering ophthalmology through a pivotal experience with a white cataract that felt like a modern miracle, which set his course toward cataract surgery and elite training.
How an East-West AI Collaboration Is Changing the Face of Neuro-Ophthalmology
Q: Could you tell us about Bonsai and why the project was named as such?
Bonsai stands for brain and optic nerve study with artificial intelligence, and the name captured the idea of growing a connected, multidisciplinary effort to infer brain-related conditions from retinal images through AI.

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What is Eyes On Tomorrow about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show brings together a clinician-host duo from ophthalmology and optometry to explore collaboration across disciplines, practical clinical insights, and the near-future of eye care. Episodes typically feature expert guests spanning clinical practice, research, leadership in industry, and global eye-health initiatives, with frequent discussions on treatment advances (glaucoma, myopia, refractive/cataract surgery), AI and data-driven care, telemedicine, and strategies for expanding access. A notable pattern is cross-border collaboration, evidence-informed decision making, and a candid, experience-led approach that often includes practical tips for training, program design, and patient communication. The format tends to blend rigorous cli... more

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1. Connan Tam
2. Minakshi Jain
3. Uday Devgan
4. Ramesh Kekunnaya
5. Purvi Thomson
6. Bita Manzouri
7. Elizabeth Lumb
8. Keith Martin

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