GPs should inform patients with osteoporosis about the symptoms of inflammatory eye disease, say researchers who found up to a 50% increase in risk with bisphosphonate treatment.

Over a quarter of patients aged over 45 presenting with jaundice to their GP have cancer identified as the underlying cause, concludes the first primary care study to look at the causes of jaundice.

GPs have been urged to use topical antibiotics in only a small subset of patients with acute infective conjunctivitis, by the authors of a new general practice study.

A fixed combination of bimatoprost and a beta-blocker is most effective at lowering intra-ocular pressure (IOP) in patients with open-angle glaucoma, a double-blind randomised controlled trial comparing different prostaglandin analogues shows.

NICE has announced it is to develop quality standards covering a further nine clinical areas for use in judging the future performance of GP commissioners.

Consultant ophthalmologist Dr Mark Llewellyn gives an update on an often incidental finding

Ophthalmologist Dr Mark Llewellyn discusses a case of retinal detachment

Ophthalmologists Miss Claire Daniel and Miss Lucy Barker continue our series with a discussion of how to manage this serious condition

Ophthalmologists Miss Claire Daniel and Miss Lucy Barker discuss how to diagnose and manage this condition

Ophthalmologist Dr Mark Llewellyn continues our series on diagnosing, managing and referring eye problems

Opthalmologists Miss Claire Daniel and Miss Lucy Barker discuss the features and management of this extremely rare condition

Ophthalmologists Miss Claire Daniel and Miss Lucy Barker describe the management of this common condition

GP Dr Andrew Partner demonstrates how to perform a visual field examination.

In the first of our series of eye check videos, GP Dr Andrew Partner demonstrates how to perform a five-minute external eye examination.