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As the principal national public voice for ophthalmology in Canada, the Canadian Ophthalmological Society (COS) plays a critical role in advocating for optimal eye care for all Canadians.
Representing eye physicians and surgeons from coast to coast to coast, COS strategically collaborates with governments, industry partners and health care allies on a wide range of advocacy issues, including stronger vision standards, improved federal regulations, and shorter wait times for speciality eye surgeries.
Study shows only half of Canadians seek treatment for symptoms of potential eye disease that may lead to vision loss
The Canadian Ophthalmological Society sheds light onto Canadian eye health behaviours during National Vision Health Month A new survey, commissioned…
Vision protection for all seasons
“According to information from the Canadian Ophthalmological Society, unprotected exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause short-term pain and discomfort,…
What the heck is an ophthalmologist
“Incredible stories are being shared on SeeThePossibilities.ca to highlight the important work ophthalmologists do in correcting, restoring and preserving vision.”
The CDA and COS want Canadians to know that sunglasses can save your eyes
When it comes to sun safety, the Canadian Dermatology Association (CDA) is asking Canadians to think about more than just…
Helping see the light about ophthalmologists
“The association representing Canada’s medical eye doctors has launched an awareness campaign using real-life medical success stories to drive awareness…
See the Possibilities
On Tuesday, May 9, 2017, the Canadian Ophthalmological Society launched its first public awareness campaign, See the Possibilities/ Voir les Possibilités,…
COS he’s a jolly good fellow
“Sitting down with… Guillermo Rocha, President of the Canadian Ophthalmological Society (COS), and Medical Director of Ocular Microsurgery and Laser…
Beware this Halloween! Canada’s vision health professional warn that cosmetic contact lenses can lead to irreversible vision loss
Canada’s vision health professionals, who include optometrists, ophthalmologists, and opticians, remind Canadians to be mindful of potential risks to their…
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