A not for profit organisation
A not for profit organisation
Since its establishment in 1983, the Lions Eye Institute has become a global centre for ophthalmological care and first-class scientific research into the prevention of blindness.
You can expect to be treated with kindness and courtesy when you visit us. Our goal is to make your visit to the Lions Eye Institute clinic as pleasant and informative as possible.
We invest in world-class medical research and its translation into clinical practice in metropolitan, rural and remote Western
Australia.
A solar eclipse will be visible in Western Australia on Thursday, 20 April 2023. The eclipse will peak at 11:27am …
Vision News is the Lions Eye Institute's bi-annual newsletter showcasing the groundbreaking work being done by our medical research teams, …
Cross posted from the Google Australia Blog. In Indigenous Australian communities, a common cause of vision loss is due to …
Research that shows a link between children spending less time outside and a considerable increase in myopia cases has been …
Researchers at Monash University and the Lions Eye Institute have improved our understanding of how the immune system is …
Professor Dao-Yi Yu AM has been awarded the prestigious inaugural Byron Kakulas medal. The award is for innovators who have …
A peer support meeting will be held at the Lions Eye Institute on Tuesday, 21 February for patients living with …
In 2023, the Lions Eye Institute celebrates 40 years of preventing and curing blindness and eye disease. Driven by …
Join us for the 2022 Telethon Family Festival Join the Lions Eye Institute at Telethon Family Festival on Sunday, 23 …
Join us for the 2022 Ian Constable Lecture - "The evolution of ideas in medicine" The Lions Eye Institute is …
