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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.
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Purchasing safe toys for children this holiday season can reduce risk of eye trauma
Safe Toys and Gifts Awareness Month spotlights how eye-safe toys can help avoid serious eye injuries Toronto, ON – December…
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Diabetes Awareness Month highlights the importance of regular eye care as vision loss prevention
National survey reveals Canadians are unaware of the associated risks of diabetes on eye health Toronto, ON – November 8,…
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Joint survey underscores critical need for a Canadian National Vision Health Strategy to address eye health issues
Canadian Ophthalmological Society and Canadian Association of Optometrists partner to support private member’s bill to create a Vision Health Desk…
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Back-to-school prep: The Canadian Ophthalmological Society urges parents to monitor children’s vision to start the school year off right
The Canadian Ophthalmological Society is highlighting the importance of good eye health for the classroom return this Children’s Eye Health…
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Soak up the sun responsibly: The Canadian Ophthalmological Society reminds Canadians to protect their eyes this UV Safety Awareness Month
Survey finds Canadians aren’t wearing sunglasses enough, which can increase risk of cataracts Toronto, ON – July 6, 2022 –…
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June is Cataract Awareness Month, and the Canadian Ophthalmological Society reminds Canadians to wear sunglasses to reduce the risk of developing cataract disease
Reducing exposure to ultraviolet light may decrease risk for developing cataracts June 3, 2022 – Ottawa. Cataract is a clouding…
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Canadian Ophthalmological Society reminds Canadians to look out for vision changes
Vision Health Month is an opportunity to raise awareness on eye health and vision loss prevention TORONTO, May 3, 2022 /CNW/ –…
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Canadian Ophthalmological Society reminds athletes the importance of protective eyewear this Sports Eye Safety Month
Eye injuries in sports are common and can lead to vision loss or even blindness TORONTO, April 5, 2022 /CNW/ – With…
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Canadian Ophthalmological Society highlights World Glaucoma Week and encourages Canadians to make eye health a priority
Known as the “silent thief of sight”, help spread awareness on the global issue of eye health this #glaucomaweek TORONTO, March…
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