The Basics of AMD
For people age fifty and older, age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of permanent vision loss.
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Glaucoma: The Subtle Threat to Eyesight
Glaucoma is not just an eye disease; it is a group of eye disorders that damage the optic nerve. The optic nerve serves as the data cable of the eye to the brain. Inevitably, when the line is damaged, it cannot provide the brain with the entire picture, leading to vision loss. Glaucoma often occurs […]
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Tips for a Lifetime of Healthy Eyesight
Healthy eyesight is an important part of having a good quality of life.
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Recognizing Childhood Vision Problems
Healthy, functioning eyesight is incredibly important to a child’s education and development.
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3 Eye Safety Tips for New Year’s Eve Celebrations
The end of the year is approaching, and celebrations to greet the new one will soon be underway. Whether you’re celebrating with a few close friends or heading out to a grand affair, there are plenty of ways to practice eye safety during this holiday. Here are a few reminders as you head into festivities. […]
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Helping Child Vision Development
Did you know that babies have to learn how to see?
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8 Easy-to-Follow Tips for Dry Eye Care
Dry eye issues can strike year-round, but the cooler months undoubtedly arrive bearing a drier climate and decreased eye comfort. Our goal is to provide you with a holistic approach to eye care. With indoor heat firing up, we know that means dry eye issues can begin to flare as well. To keep your […]
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The Impacts of Smoking on Eyesight
A smoking habit damages every organ and system in the body, including the eyes.
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The Why, When, and How of Diabetic Eye Exams
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month According to a 2018 report from American Diabetes Association, 34.2 million people in the U.S. (10.5% of Americans) suffer from diabetes, a well-known endocrine disorder detrimental to the body. The disease is known to cause problems with the nerves, heart, kidneys, and more. But did you know that […]
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How Eye Color Works
Human eye color comes from melanin, the same compound that determines skin and hair color.