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From eye exams to blood tests and surgery: how doctors use light to diagnose disease

By Matthew Griffith, Associate Professor and ARC Future Fellow and Director, UniSA Microscopy and Microanalysis Facilities, University of South Australia

Your GP shines a light in your eyes, orders a blood test and requests some medical imaging. All rely on light to help diagnose disease.

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