Is a Definitive Diagnosis of Cervical Vertigo Possible in 2020? A Narrative Review and a Proposed Diagnostic Algorithm.
Jianli Jan Wu reviews the current literature about the diagnosis of Cervicogenic Vertigo and proposes a new diagnostic algorithm.
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War and Peace of Neuroscience. Dehumanisation in Warfare
How brain plasticity can be used to modify the emotional response of soldiers in warfare and its collateral damage in veterans.
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A Retrospective Study on keratoconus people living in the central division, Fiji, 2015 – 2019.
This retrospective study aims to describe the severity of Keratoconus in patients living in the central division of Fiji.
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NOHL: Practical Strategies for the Retail Hearing Care Professional
This literature review located and synthesised existing practical strategies for hearing care professionals (HCPs) working in retail clinics to identify, detect and manage non–organic hearing loss (NOHL).
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The crucial role of EEG biofeedback treatment during and after SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in healthy subjects
Biofeeback might have a positive impact on many people seeking relief after stressful months of coping with disappointment, stress, anger, financial issues and subliminal fear of being infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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Vocal Fatigue in Indian Teachers Using VFI Scale
In this study, Fatema. M. Presswala investigates the impact and prevalence of voice fatigue amongst Indian teachers using the VFI scale.
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Optometric Evaluation of Visual Performance in PTVS and Vision Therapy.
Ioannis Dadamogias, student of SAERA, discusses in this article the efficacy of vision therapy on partial or full recovery of vision after a concussion leading to PTVS.
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Role of Optometrist in Glaucoma: Assessment and Management
The optometrist is a critical member of the glaucoma patient management team. In this article,Filip Kecer discusses the optometrist's role in glaucoma care.
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Reading and Working Memory Skills in Students with Dyslexia
Laura Moarbes explores the development of word reading and working memory (WM) in students with dyslexia in Lebanon within a multilingual society