In a new series, Paul Rosen speaks to David Spalton about his life in ophthalmology.

David answers questions such as how he became an ophthalmologist, recalls some early mentors, reminisces over technology fads, and makes some bold predictions about what we can expect to see in the next 10 years. 

Sorcha Ní Dhubhghaill talks to Luke Sansom and Joséphine Behaegel about the challenges facing ophthalmologists who are looking for a work-life balance. This was the topic for the 2019 John Henahan Prize for young ophthalmologists which was awarded to Dr Sansom for his prize winning essay.

Sean Henahan talks to Joséphine Behaegel about the importance of research for ophthalmologists.

Alan Slomovic talks to Michael Belin about the importance of early diagnosis and detection of ectatic corneal disease

Dan Epstein talks to David Touboul about new protocols and strategies in corneal cross-linking.

Sean Henahan talks to Soosan Jacob about best practice for lens explantation and how ophthalmologists need to deal with changing patient expectations.

Clare Quigley talks to Josephine Behaegel, winner of the 2018 John Henahan Prize, about the importance of evidence-based medicine and research in ophthalmology and its role in optimising decision making.

Paul Rosen talks to Nic Reus about preparing for your first phaco operation and how to avoid complications.

Sean Henahan talks to Roberto Bellucci about what cataract surgeons need to know about glaucoma and the special needs of glaucoma patients.

Miguel Teus talks to Vasilios Diakonis and Brian Little about the development of 3D in cataract surgery and its benefits for ophthalmologists.