News

Remember to join us on Facebook and Twitter
Blink Medical are pleased to announce that you can now follow us on Facebook and Twitter. We will be regularly updating these sites and you will be able to contact us and keep in touch.

We would like to welcome Elliesha McCann to the team. Elliesha will be responsible for Administration Support and we hope she will enjoy working for Blink Medical.

The new laser surgery that's a real eye-opener

I Love My Bionic Eye

Rise in number of 'younger' knee replacements

Cut out the cowboys: Now even plastic surgeons call for total ban on cosmetic op adverts

Cosmetic surgery firms may be forced to fund insurance scheme in wake of breast implants scandal... but will cost be passed on to patients?

Cosmetic surgeons call for surgery adverts ban

Squinting? Short-sighted? How microwaving your eyes can fix your sight

Advanced Cell Technology: Stem cell retinal implants safe

Katie: The Science of Seeing Again

More men choosing surgery to improve their looks

Meetings
This year, Blink will be attending the following meetings:

B.A.D
Tuesday 3rd – Thursday 5th July 2012
ICC, Birmingham
ESCRS
Saturday 8th – Wednesday 12th September 2012
Milan

Vienna (Sept 2011) Our new exhibition stand at XXIX Congress of the ESCRS, Vienna, Austria

Newham At the BAD Exhibition – L to R – Patrick Kyne, Roger Tyler, Christopher Way, David Watson

Driving Day At the Blink Medical Company Day – L to R – Ann Chesney, Fiona Shale, David Watson, Roger Tyler, Christopher Way. Karl Wassall, Bernard Earl

In 2009 Blink Sponsored www.touchoflight.org.uk
In 2009 Blink Medical sponsored “Touch of Light” which is a UK based charitable organisation. This charity aims to collaborate with local partners in Ghana and other developing countries to help eradicate avoidable blindness. It enabled 202 people to have their sight restored, screened 3,677 patients and provided training to 4 local doctors and 7 nurses.
www.touchoflight.org.uk

Race for Life

Race for Life Our colleague Ann Chesney successfully completed the Cancer Research UK’s Race For Life, 5k run in Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield on Sunday 8th May 2011. Taking part has raised money towards Cancer Research UK’s life saving work.