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[email protected] Celebrating our past, looking to the future The Lions Eye Institute combines excellence in clinical care with world-leading research investigating the causes of eye disease and developing new treatments and cures. Over 35 years, our doctors, nurses and allied health staff have served the Western Australian community, providing patients with the highest standard of care across all specialty areas. Meanwhile, our research teams have operated at the frontiers of science, working on the next generation and cures for eye disease. Founded in 1983, the Lions Eye Institute has become one of the world’s leading eye research institutes. As a not-for-profit organisation, we rely heavily on community support and thank our patients, study participants, donors and benefactors for partnering with us in our quest to save sight. Lions Eye Institute 2 Verdun Street, Nedlands WA 6009 Phone +61 8 9381 0777 Fax +61 8 9381 0700 Email
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[email protected] Thank you for A digital version of this report partnering with is available on our website: us in our quest to www.lei.org.au save sight Our front cover features paediatric ophthalmologist Dr Antony Clark and medical researcher Dr Livia Carvalho Lions Outback Vision McCusker Director Dr Angus Turner was one of four with Lions Eye Institute founder and outstanding Western Australian finalists in the 2019 Australian of the Patron Professor Ian Constable Year (WA) Awards announced by Governor Kim Beazley in October.