Dr. Glen Jeffery

So, I'm talking to people now and I'm saying, okay, why don't you think about changing the light bulbs in the home to just get that extra bit of red light to help you through.

We've got a trial for a retinal disease coming out shortly.

I don't know the results.

They won't show me, probably because they know I'll talk.

And it's a disease called retinitis pigmentosa.

And we've had a fantastic response from a donor in the States who has given us some money.

And the next project in that line is changing the light bulbs for patients with retinitis pigmentosa.

I'm partly working at Moorfields Eye Hospital.

Supposedly, it's got the biggest ophthalmic outpatient population in the world.

And we do have enough people with retinitis pigmentosa.

So I'm going to kick that off towards the end of this year.

Everything's pointing towards light bulbs.

Everything's pointing towards... And I would at this point say, and I'm not saying it for the first time here, I've shouted about it for the last six months, Moorfields Eye Hospital is building a brand new hospital.

Looks great.

It's all in glass.

The block's infrared.

And it's got the world's worst... It's going to have the world's worst LEDs put in it.

We need to learn, but it's apparent to me we're going to have to learn slowly.

Oh, I'm on the Human Podcast.

That's a big plus in life.