The Stratford Festival is a leader in providing audio described performances for a variety of shows on their playbill every year. A great way to take in a show if you have a visual impairment @stratfest.bsky.social #accessibility #lowvision #stratford

uwaterloo.ca/pharmacy/new... Exciting research out of UWaterloo’s School of Pharmacy that includes collaboration with our very own Dr. Tammy Labreche & Dr. Nadine Furtado School from Optometry & Vision Science.

Detecting eye disease from home | School of Pharmacy | University of Waterloo

CABHI funding expands development of AI-powered eye screening app at the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy

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Health Services by moonlight. @uwaterloo.ca #summernights

First day of summer 2026 @uwaterloo.ca #nationalindigenouspeoplesday

Many of our patients with visual impairment experience visual hallucinations from Charles Bonnet Syndrome. We just came across this podcast! #AMD #charlesbonnet

The Charles Bonnet Syndrome Podcast

This podcast is for people with Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS), their caregivers, and allies. It's a space to offer awareness, information, support and hope. CBS is a condition that causes visual hallu...

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Pride and plants. June on campus. @uwaterloo.ca #June #Pride #summer2026

This is June @uwaterloo.ca

Spring is in bloom on campus and filled with birdsong! Happy Long weekend! @uwaterloo.ca #magnolias #greatblueheron #trilliums

Today is the #COVIDRehab Forum! Follow along for updates on presentations, panels, and more. Download the program and posters for the #COVIDRehab Forum at rehabcovidnetwork.med.utoronto.ca/2026-interna...

2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research

The aim of the Forum is to:

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University of Waterloo Optometry & Vision Science’s very own Austin Roorda and Ren Ng, an electrical engineer from Berkeley were named as National Geographic Change Makers for their groundbreaking work. on.natgeo.com/UjFkWu

National Geographic 33: The visionary changemakers of 2026

These bold thinkers believe our world needs imaginative solutions and urgent action—and are leading the charge for change.

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Are you looking for a placement for your clinical internship in Psychotherapy in Ontario for the 2026/2027 academic year? uwaterloo.ca/sight-enhanc...

www.sportsnet.ca/18987/video/... Striving to bring #blindhockey to the Paralympics. #blindsports

www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/video/ri... #blindsports #lowvision

grate·ful /ˈɡrātf(ə)l/ adjective: Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful. May we all have something to be grateful for this year. #Thanksgiving2025

The eyes change in multiple ways as we age. Learn from Dr. Tammy Labreche what's normal, what's an eye disease and how you can best take care of your eyes as you age. For more details, check out our article: uwaterloo.ca/.../what-you.... #HealthyAgingMonth #Optometry www.youtube.com/watch?v=cf1N...

Aging and the eye

YouTube video by Waterloo Optometry and Vision Science

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Congratulations to Dr. Chris Hudson on his publication with colleagues, "Color-dependent retinal blood flow response to visual stimulation evaluated in the healthy human retina using Functional OCT"! https://iovs.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?articleid=2810585

Another lovely weekend on campus @uwaterloo.ca The sun-kissed leaves are slowly starting to transition from green to orange and yellow.

It’s a beautiful evening for a stroll on campus @uwaterloo.ca #stillfeelslikesummer

The Spring term is about the start on campus. It’s a welcome change after a long winter! #uwaterloo #springtime

What’s new in age-related macular degeneration research?

As more people join Bluesky, let’s make sure accessibility is part of the conversation. Share to help us spread the word on World Kindness Day 🫶

Happy November! A lovely time of year to walk in the crunchy autumn leaves at University of Waterloo.