Justin Cooper
Melbourne
Chief VFL Writer & Media Assistant @melbournefc, @crocmedia intern, sport lover and journalism student. Views all mine.
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Dual-action dry eye drop combining Xiidra and Miebo shows effect at 15 days
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Bay Area Artist Ira Coogler Celebrated at FINELY SCULPTED Birthday Celebration and Art Showcase in Suisun City
From left: Ryan Coogler, Noah Coogler, Bay Area artist Ira Coogler, and Royal Ervin, founder and CEO of Royal Premiere Events, attend FINELY SCULPTED, a private 65th birthday celebration and art showcase honoring Ira Coogler on July 11, 2026, at The Vault Ryan and Zinzi Coogler joined nearly 200 guests at FINELY SCULPTED to celebrate Ira Coogler’s 65th birthday, artwork, and community vision. My art comes from life, memory, family, culture, and the things I’ve carried over the years.
From Parking Lots to Permanent Homes: How Religious Institutions Are Solving the Affordable Housing Crisis and How Smart Financing Makes It Work
Across the country, a quiet revolution is underway in unexpected places: church parking lots. From Los Angeles to Detroit, religious institutions of every denomination are sitting on some of the most underutilized land in America — and forward-thinking developers, policymakers and legal advisors are beginning to unlock its potential. This is not a story about any one faith tradition.
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Angiogenesis, Exudation and Degeneration Meeting
Oral drug may allow early treatment of diabetic retinopathy February 13, 2026 1 min read Add topic to email alerts Receive an email when new articles are posted on Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Subscribe We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com.
‘Wake-up call’: Allergic conjunctivitis may disrupt sleep in ‘self-perpetuating loop’
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: An online survey found significant links between allergic conjunctivitis symptoms and poor sleep quality. Future research should investigate the cycle of which is causing which. BOSTON — Allergic conjunctivitis may be related to sleep disturbances in what may be a “self-perpetuating loop,” according to a poster at Academy 2025.
AAPOS: FDA’s nonapproval of SYD-101 ‘has important implications for pediatric eye care’
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: AAPOS “believes there is a strong case for approving” dilute atropine formulations such as SYD-101. FDA declined to approve it for unclear reasons amid approvals in the EU and U.K. The American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus issued a statement on Tuesday endorsing a “strong case” for approving an atropine formulation for myopia, in response to the FDA’s recent nonapproval of SYD-101.
GLP-1s may double risk for development of wet AMD
Key takeaways: Patients with diabetes taking GLP-1s had a twofold higher risk for wet AMD development in unadjusted and adjusted models. The risk increased with longer exposure to the drugs. Use of GLP-1 receptor agonists was associated with a twofold higher risk for neovascular age-related macular degeneration development in a population-based study published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
American Academy of Optometry
Orthokeratology lens with toric posterior peripheral curves gives ‘improved fit, comfort’ October 31, 2025 2 min read Add topic to email alerts Receive an email when new articles are posted on Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Subscribe We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com.
‘Please take action’ to avoid optometrist burnout
Key takeaways: Tips for overcoming burnout include sharing problems, journaling, changing a routine or considering a new career path. If there are more bad days than good, take action. MINNEAPOLIS — As people become more attuned to burnout, they can take simple approaches to keep it from overwhelming them, according to a speaker at Optometry’s Meeting. “If you look at PubMed and search for burnout, more and more people are becoming interested,” Niall D.
FDA authorizes Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses for myopia control
Key takeaways: Essilor Stellest is the first FDA-approved eyeglass lens for myopia control approved for U.S. sale. At 24 months, they reduced spherical equivalent refraction by 71% and eye elongation by 53%.
Analysis identifies predictors of poorer acute optic neuritis outcomes
This study reinforces a principle that is often observed in practice: Baseline visual acuity is a strong predictor of recovery after optic neuritis. Patients presenting with worse vision, particularly older men, were more likely to have incomplete recovery and OCT thinning at 6 months. That makes initial acuity a simple but powerful tool for setting expectations and guiding conversations about prognosis.
Larger pupils, lower contrast decrease visual performance of multifocal contact lenses
Read more Key takeaways: Multifocal and single vision lenses performed similarly in conditions of high contrast and smaller pupil size. Clinicians need to understand the effect of multifocal designs. When patients wear multifocal contact lenses, visual performance decreases under conditions of lower contrast and larger pupil size, according to a study published in Optometry and Vision Science.
Automated AI diabetic retinopathy screening coming to pharmacies
Automated AI diabetic retinopathy screening coming to pharmacies August 14, 2025 1 min read Add topic to email alerts Receive an email when new articles are posted on Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Subscribe We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com.
Physical activity slows visual field loss in glaucoma
Key takeaways: Visual field loss was slower in patients with higher physical activity even after adjustment for glaucoma severity. Physical activity could be a way to help with glaucoma through lifestyle modification. Slower visual field loss in patients with primary open-angle glaucoma was linked to greater physical activity, suggesting opportunities for lifestyle modification, according to a study published in Journal of Glaucoma.
Der Dummschwätzer
Anwalt Fletcher Reede (Jim Carrey) ist ein begnadeter Lügner. Als er seinen Sohn (Justin Cooper) an dessen Geburtstag mit einer lahmen Ausrede versetzt, hat der die Nase voll: Er wünscht sich, dass sein Vater einen Tag lang keine Lügen erzählt.
FDA clears Luminopia for amblyopia in children aged 8 to 12 years old
Key takeaways: Luminopia is now available to treat amblyopia in children aged 4 to 12 years old. Patients watch TV shows through a virtual reality headset, promoting use of the weaker eye. The FDA cleared Luminopia, a virtual reality-based therapeutic for amblyopia, for use in children aged 8 to 12 years old, adding to its existing approval in children aged 4 to 7 years old, according to a press release.
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9,2 Amerikai vígjáték (1997) SkyShowtimeFilm adatlapja A betegesen hazudozó Fletcher Reede (Jim Carrey) hihetetlenül sikeres ügyvéd, viszont elvált apa, aki nemcsak a karrierjét, hanem az egész életét hazugságokra építette fel. Vele kapcsolatban csak az biztos, hogy mindig megszegi ígéreteit. Csalódott kisfia, Max (Justin Cooper) a szülinapján azt kívánja, hogy apja egy teljes napig ne tudjon hazudni.
Kidney disease can predict 1-year outcomes in childhood ANCA-associated vasculitis
Key takeaways: Most children with ANCA-associated vasculitis had active kidney disease and impaired renal function at diagnosis. Those with normal or minimal kidney impairment had good chance of recovery. Nearly all children with ANCA-associated vasculitis demonstrate active kidney disease at diagnosis, and their renal function status is strongly predictive of outcomes 1 year later, according to data published in Arthritis & Rheumatology.
Congress needs to step up as Harris pushes housing
Vice-President Kamala Harris's recent comments on housing policy remind us that the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act (AHCIA), first introduced in 2016 by the 114th Congress, has yet to make it to a President's desk. Eight years on, it may be...
Lupus risk higher after mRNA vaccination against COVID-19
Key takeaways: Women and older adults also had higher risks for bullous pemphigoid. The risks for most autoimmune connective tissue diseases did not increase with mRNA vaccination Patients who received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine demonstrated a 1.16-fold higher long-term risk for systemic lupus erythematosus, while a booster was linked to higher risk for psoriasis and rheumatoid arthritis, according to data.
Rheumatology Nurses Society Annual Conference
Lung involvement, cancer ‘two things you should always worry about’ in dermatomyositis Add topic to email alerts Receive an email when new articles are posted on Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Subscribe We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. Back to Healio ORLANDO, Fla.
One Big Splash The Browns Could Make That No One Is Talking About — JC Sports
CLEVELAND - The Browns have not had a first-round pick since 2021 when they selected CB Greg Newsome with the 26th overall pick. This year will be no different as their first pick will come in the second round at pick no. 54. So, what will Browns GM Andrew Berry do at 54 or will the Browns be picking at 54? Andrew Berry is known to be active in trading back in the draft and accumulating picks. Berry was asked at his pre-draft presser when he would know whether he would use the pick or trade down.
Governments split over Watson Bay parking solutions
By JUSTIN COOPER. Woollahra Council’s recent move to allow 15-minute visiting parking in established residents-only parking spots has left NSW Government planning to veto the decision, causing concern for Vaucluse residents. On Wednesday night, November 15, Woollahra Municipal Council motioned towards changing over 70 unlawful “resident only” parking spaces around Watson Bay and Camp Cove.
Activists demand stronger protections for NSW sex workers
By JUSTIN COOPER. Sex work advocates are calling for better protections for sex workers against discrimination, pushing for reforms to decriminalise the industry recently tabled to the NSW Government. On Friday, November 13, the Scarlet Alliance, Sex Worker Outreach Program and Pride in Protest organisations rallied in Newtown’s Pride Square, calling for reforms under NSW Anti-Discrimination laws.
Sydney's Metro-Minerva Theatre approved for hotel development
By JUSTIN COOPER. The City Of Sydney Planning Committee has approved proposals to transform King Cross’ Metro-Minerva Theatre into a hotel and bar venue, despite thousands of community members calling for the revival of the entertainment space. On Thursday night, November 9, the planning committees granted conditional approval for developers, Central Element, to redevelop the Heritage listed theatre.
Warnings of further fish deaths across the Darling-Baaka despite NSW Government efforts
By JUSTIN COOPER. The NSW Government is set to implement recommendation to maintain the Darling-Baaka river, after receiving the final report investigating the mass fish deaths across the region. On Friday, the state government finally announced new measures aiming to properly maintain the river’s ecosystem. However, the Minister for Water continues to warn locals of further fish deaths over the Summer.
Scientists and climate activists warn of rising ocean temperatures
By JUSTIN COOPER A new report from Australian and international scientists reveals the alarming impact of climate change on our oceans, with activist groups calling for the end of all new fossil fuel projects. Released on Wednesday, November 8, the latest Climate Council (CC) report recognises the increasing pace of climate induced heat on the ocean, affecting marine ecosystems at a rate which they can not recover from.
Small business boost from changes in government procurement
By JUSTIN COOPER. The NSW Government is to engage with smaller businesses through new procurement funding, providing more funds for Government’s purchase of goods and services. The government plans to raise the small business procurement threshold from $150,000 to $250,000, aiming for the policy change to be introduced before the end of the year. More small enterprises, of less than 200 employees, will have more of an opportunity to be procured through the new procedures.
NSW drowning deaths dramatically rises among adults, report reveals
A new report recognises the alarming rate of drowning deaths among adults in NSW, with the state government and Royal Life Saving requesting swimmers be safe ahead of Summer. The by Royal Life Saving Australia reveals a national increase in drowning deaths in comparison to the decade average – with NSW reporting a significant increase of adults aged over 45. The NSW Government and Royal Life Saving have expressed concern at the number of adults represented in the number of drowning deaths.
Police investigates theft of Israeli flag from Eastern Suburbs
By JUSTIN COOPER The Israeli flag that was being flown outside Woollahra Municipal Council Chambers has been stolen, with police investigating the theft. On Tuesday, October 31, the flag’s disappearance was noticed by council workers. Eastern Suburbs Police Area Command reported on the flag as being stolen, shortly after. Following a council meeting earlier in October, council raised the flag in solidarity with the Jewish population.
Traffic warnings ahead of new Inner West interchange
by JUSTIN COOPER The Rozelle Interchange is slated to open for motorists by the end of the year, with the NSW Government warning riders of difficulties navigating the complex road system. The labyrinth of underground tunnels will connect the M4 and M8 link through St Peters and Haberfield, Anzac Bridge, the City West Link, Iron Cove, and West Harbour Tunnel by 2028.
State Government cracks down on single-use plastics
By JUSTIN COOPER The NSW Government has announced a public initiative to help drive Environment and recycling targets, through targeting plastic packaging and single-use plastic waste. Plastic items including lollipop sticks, cigarette butts, and bread tags are potential products that could be redesigned or completely phased out within the state.
Government reforms to reignite local council demergers
By JUSTIN COOPER New amendments to the Local Government Act are expected to be handed to the NSW Government, aiming to support community calls for de-amalgamation across multiple local councils. Greens NSW Legislative Council member Dr Amanda Cohn is expected to table a new bill which will hold ministers accountable when council residents support council demergers.
Interactive exhibition honours 50 years of the Sydney Opera House
Museum of Sydney’s The Peoples House: Sydney Opera House at 50 exhibition celebrates five-decades of history at the iconic Australian landmark. The Museum of History NSW in collaboration with the Sydney Opera House provides visitors the opportunity to explore the buildings history of Australian arts and culture.
“The asbestos of the 2020s”: Unions push for engineered stone ban
By JUSTIN COOPER Australian union and health groups continue to push for the ban of silica-based engineered stone, debilitating thousands of workers inhaling silica dust. Released on Friday, a recommends the nation-wide ban of the dangerous silica based product. The silica-based engineered stone are commonly used for home countertops. Cutting and inhaling the particles of the silica-based products is linked to high rates of Silicosis, an incurable and deadly lung disease.
Randwick Council to investigate littering along beaches
By JUSTIN COOPER Randwick City Council is set to investigate methods that will address increases in rubbish being left on local beaches after busy weekends. During Tuesday’s council meeting, Greens Councillor Rafaela Pandolfini presented a motion asking council to develop a report regarding the increased litter left across the coastline.
Moore blocks plan to display Israeli flag at Town Hall
by JUSTIN COOPER Lord Mayor Clover Moore has blocked plans to display the Israeli flag in her mayoral minute during City of Sydney’s council meeting on Monday night. Ahead of the meeting, Councillor Shauna Jarrett put forward a motion requesting council to fly the Israeli flag for some time and illuminate Sydney Town Hall with the colours of the Israeli flag as a “mark of respect” for Israel and the Jewish community.
Plans to transform Moore Park Golf Course into Sydney's new central park
The NSW Government plans to transform part of the Moore Park Golf Course into a new central park, in addressing the increasing demand for recreational areas within the inner city. In anticipating the end of operation agreements between Moore Park Golf Course and the state government, an expected 20 hectares of the public land will be utilised for the new green space. Moore Park Golf Course is currently spread across forty-five hectares of land and is close to many growing residential suburbs.
Waverley Council condemns attacks in Israel, to provide support to community
By JUSTIN COOPER An urgent motion has been passed through Waverley Municipal Council condemning the ongoing crisis in Israel, and plans to provide support towards local Jewish community organisations. During Tuesday’s council meeting, the motion was presented by Cr Will Nemesh and Cr Steven Lewis.
Sydney Councils to lower flags to half-mast following the Indigenous Voice Referendum
By JUSTIN COOPER Sydney Councils have announced they will lower Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander flags to half-mast, following an announced grieving period for Indigenous Communities after the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum defeat. The Yes23 campaign have declared a Week of Silence from Saturday night. During this time, the flags are to be flown at half-mast, with groups requesting others follow through.
Inner City votes 'Yes' towards the Indigenous Voice Referendum
By JUSTIN COOPER As votes continue to be counted towards the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum, electorate votes reveal Sydney and Inner city suburbs resounding support towards the proposed Indigenous voice and constitutional recognition. According to ABC* projections, the four electorates comprising Sydney City, Inner West and Eastern Suburbs have projected an strong affirmative response to the proposal.
Proposed shake up to school intake boundaries to provide co-ed school opportunities
By JUSTIN COOPER The NSW Government is currently seeking community feedback on a proposed change to school intake boundaries, aiming to provide families access to co-ed public high schools. The new plan aims to address the growing demand for co-ed education, with many boundaries within Sydney’s Inner West and south west having access for single-sex schools.
Political leaders final push for the Indigenous Voice Referendum
By JUSTIN COOPER Millions across Australia are to vote in the Indigenous Voice To Parliament Referendum, with political leaders continuing to push for an affirmative vote towards implementing a First Nations advisory board. On Saturday, October 14, voters are to write “Yes” or “No” to the proposed law: “to alter the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.
Council pursues lowering speed limits across Inner West Area
by JUSTIN COOPER Inner West Council are expected to exhibit a potential change to lower motor vehicle speed limits across the LGA, aiming to minimise vehicle, bike and pedestrian collisions. The recent “InnerWest@40 Study” was discussed at Tuesday’s council meeting, with a unanimous vote moving that the strategy be publicly exhibited. The strategy plans to implement a 40km/h limit across all local roads, as well as lowering particular thoroughfares from 50km/h to 60km/h.
New upgrades to Redfern Station opened, improving commuter accessibility
The long-awaited upgrades to Redfern Station has finally opened to the public over the weekend, providing a new concourse to help reduce platform crowding and improve commuter accessibility. On Sunday, October 8, the $166 million project was unveiled. Connecting Little Eveleigh and Marian Streets, the 90-metre concourse stretches across the 10 railway tracks and provides elevator access to each of the station’s platforms.
Coles and Woolworths union workers initiate industrial action
Coles and Woolworths employees a part of Retail and Fast Food Workers Union have begun industrial action against the supermarket giants, requesting better conditions and adequate pay. On Saturday, starting at 10am, the RAFFWU union workers across the country walked off stopped work for 2 hours. The national scale strike is a first for the union, with workers across NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia and ACT taking part.
E-bike battery believed to have caused a fire to erupt at Darlinghurst hostel
By JUSTIN COOPER An e-bike’s Lithium-ion battery has been suspected of igniting a fire at a Darlinghurst hostel, causing visitors to evacuate the building and injuring 2 men. The blaze broke out around 9am on Wednesday morning, with Fire and Rescue NSW deploying 22 firefighters and 6 to the scene on Darlinghurst Road. CCTV footage reveals the moments the alleged Lithium-ion battery exploded.
Collective push for Moore Park Metro as current transport lines reach capacity
By JUSTIN COOPER. Sport and Venue bodies have made submissions calling for the extension of Sydney Metro project to include a Moore Park Metro, as current transport lines are reaching their limits. In September, a NSW parliamentary inquiry were accepting submissions into the divisive Sydney West Metro project.
Two men die from suspected drug overdose after attending Sydney music festival
By JUSTIN COOPER Following recent concern regarding drug reform and the upcoming festival season, two men have died from a suspected drug overdose after attending a Sydney music festival over the weekend. The two men, aged 21 and 26, both attended the Knockout music festival at Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday. Police confirmed with City Hub, that the 26-year-old man was being treated by paramedics at Sydney Olympic Boulevarde, just before 1am on Sunday.
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