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World Glaucoma Week 2021
#glaucomaweek World Glaucoma Week is a global initiative of the World Glaucoma Association (WGA) in order to raise awareness on glaucoma. The 2021 theme reflects the hope that with regular testing, people continue to see the world around us: full of beauty, charm, and...
WHY YOU NEED A BLUE-CUT LENS
Welcome to today's episode of "Your Eyes and You". We'll focus our discussion today on why you need a certain type of lens called blue-cut lenses.It's general knowledge now that the average time one spends daily looking at the screens of digital devices has...
GLAUCOMA
Glaucoma is not a single disease, but a group of disorders characterized by damage to the nerve (optic nerve) that connects the eyes to the brain. This results in irreversible loss of vision most usually due to increased pressure of the eye.The pressure of the eyes...
10 Tips for Avoiding Eye Strain and Basic Information About Symptoms and Causes
Avoiding eye strain is avoiding serious eye and visual problems. It is necessary to prevent the eyes from getting strained in order to maintain clear and sharp vision. Strain in the eye occurs when the eyes get tired from too much use like reading or working at a...
Dry Eye Syndrome Causes And Your Eye Exercise Remedy
Dry eye is a condition that is caused by a deficiency of tear production in the eyes. This particular vision condition affects a wide variety of people from young to old to women and men. Some people who live in dry wintry climates are prone to this eye condition due...
How To Help Children Avoid Computer Vision Syndrome
How frequently do young children use computers and other digital devices these days? The answer may astound you. And it could result in a problem called computer vision syndrome. Computers and vision by the numbers According to the National Center for Education...
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The best glasses for your face shape and skin tone
Why do some eyeglasses look attractive on display in the optical shop, but not so great when you try them on? It could be that the frames are the wrong style for your face shape. Your face shape plays a significant role in whether a certain style of glasses will look...
8 causes of eye twitching/eyelid twitch
What is eye twitching? Eye twitching — which actually is twitching of an eyelid — is common and harmless. Most eye twitching lasts only a few minutes, but sometimes an eyelid twitch can persist for days or longer. If you have an eye twitch that doesn't go away...
4 REASONS WHY YOU NEED AN EYE TEST
Even if you have perfect vision it's still a good idea to have your eyes examined every two years if you're under 60 and annually if you're over. That's because there are a number of diseases without symptoms, which can be identified during an eye exam. And at least...
Caring For Soft Contact Lenses
Enter the contact lens care aisle of most supermarkets and drugstores, and you'll find a confusing array of products. Though daunting, it's essential to understand lens care: Not caring for your contact lenses properly can lead to a variety of eye infections,...
Top 7+1 Tips to Prevent Boxing Injuries
Boxing is a physical, combat sport which can put participants at risk for boxing injuries. Surprisingly, however, boxing is a relatively safe sport compared to others. When boxing injuries occur, however, they range from the minor to the serious. Common Boxing...
The Eye Anatomy: How The Eye Works
When surveyed about the five senses — sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch — people consistently report that their eyesight is the mode of perception they value (and fear to lose) most. Despite this, many people don't have a good understanding of the anatomy of the...
4 REASONS WHY YOU NEED AN EYE EXAM
DIGITAL EYE STRAIN Today just about everything we do involves a screen: computers, phones, e-readers, game consoles, televisions, tablets. A lot of screens. Our use of digital devices has fundamentally changed one of the basic functions of our eyes: how we blink. And...
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