Post by Orbis International

New research shows that something as simple as a pair of glasses is still out of reach for many women around the world. In a new interview with the Optometry Times, Orbis Director of Clinical Strategy and Impact Noelle (Hiller) Whitestone breaks down findings from an Orbis-supported systematic review that reveals women continue to face significant barriers to accessing refractive error care. From limited financial control to time constraints and lack of awareness, these challenges mean women are less likely than men to get the vision care they need. That’s why Orbis is investing in gender‑inclusive programs like women‑led green vision centers, expanding access to essential eye care for women and girls. Read the interview here: https://lnkd.in/gJpA_UFj