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A Vision for Vision – Irish Premiere at Dublin’s Lighthouse Cinema

Cameron Wells October 1, 2026 No Comments

Prof. John Nolan joins David McCullagh on RTÉ Radio 1’s Today with David McCullagh to discuss A Vision for Vision and more than 20 years of research into nutrition, vision…

Real Health with Karl Henry. Can nutrition protect your eyes and brain as you age?

Cameron Wells September 30, 2026 No Comments

Prof. John Nolan joins David McCullagh on RTÉ Radio 1’s Today with David McCullagh to discuss A Vision for Vision and more than 20 years of research into nutrition, vision…

A Patient’s Voice – At the close of A Vision for Vision, you hear a voice. Her story is a reminder that behind every condition is a person, a life, and a passion.

Cody King September 28, 2026 No Comments

At the close of A Vision for Vision, you hear a voice. Her story is a reminder that behind every condition is a person, a life, and a passion. And…

From 20 Years of Research to the Big Screen: Prof: John Nolan Discusses A Vision for Vision on RTÉ Radio 1

Cameron Wells September 22, 2026 No Comments

Prof. John Nolan joins David McCullagh on RTÉ Radio 1’s Today with David McCullagh to discuss A Vision for Vision and more than 20 years of research into nutrition, vision…

A Vision for Vision: From Irish Research to a Global Documentary

Cody King February 12, 2026 No Comments

Clare McKenna speaks with Prof. John Nolan and director Wayne Chesler about A Vision for Vision, reflecting on the documentary’s journey and its exploration of nutrition, vision and brain research.

A Vision for Vision: Inside the Science, Storytelling and Journey Behind the Documentary

Cody King January 30, 2026 No Comments

In this WLR FM interview with Damien Tiernan, Prof. John Nolan is joined by documentary director Wayne Chesler and scientific illustrator Joanna Corte-Real to discuss A Vision for Vision —…

A Vision for Vision: Prof. John Nolan Shares Insights on Ocular Nutrition

Cody King April 10, 2025 No Comments

AWP: A Vision for Vision with Prof John Nolan Overview In this mini-episode, Prof. John Nolan speaks with Aaron about his “Vision for Vision” philosophy, exploring how nutrition impacts every…

Sigma Nutrition with Danny Lennon – Eye Health & Nutrition with Prof. John Nolan

dev4_5saqdz November 19, 2024 No Comments

Overview On the Sigma Nutrition Radio podcast, host Danny Lennon speaks with Prof. John Nolan about the science of ocular nutrition. They discuss how carotenoids like lutein and zeaxanthin and…

Prepartum supplementation of dairy cows with inorganic selenium, organic selenium or rumen-protected choline does not affect carotenoid composition or colour characteristics of bovine colostrum or transition milk

Cody King October 3, 2024 No Comments

Development and evaluation of a lutein-fortified yoghurt: Stability assessment, sensory properties and human bioavailability study

Cody King October 2, 2024 No Comments

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A Vision for Vision – Irish Premiere at Dublin’s Lighthouse Cinema

Real Health with Karl Henry. Can nutrition protect your eyes and brain as you age?

A Patient’s Voice – At the close of A Vision for Vision, you hear a voice. Her story is a reminder that behind every condition is a person, a life, and a passion.

From 20 Years of Research to the Big Screen: Prof: John Nolan Discusses A Vision for Vision on RTÉ Radio 1

A Vision for Vision: From Irish Research to a Global Documentary

A Vision for Vision: Inside the Science, Storytelling and Journey Behind the Documentary

A Vision for Vision: Prof. John Nolan Shares Insights on Ocular Nutrition

Sigma Nutrition with Danny Lennon – Eye Health & Nutrition with Prof. John Nolan

Prepartum supplementation of dairy cows with inorganic selenium, organic selenium or rumen-protected choline does not affect carotenoid composition or colour characteristics of bovine colostrum or transition milk

Development and evaluation of a lutein-fortified yoghurt: Stability assessment, sensory properties and human bioavailability study

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