When the snow and cold of winter begin to roll in, we often take steps to protect ourselves from the impending cold and flu season. But it may surprise you to know that the cold of winter may have a few potential risks in store for our vision as well.
When it comes to reading, there are some key differences between computer screens, e-readers, and printed books and newspapers. The question is, how does each affect our eyes?
Indoor tanning beds are infamous for their dangerous effects on skin. What most people don't realize is that the very thing in tanning beds that causes skin cancer (ultraviolet radiation) can also damage your vision.
During the course of our lifetime, our eyes witness countless breathtaking moments.
Our sense of vision is a wonderfully beautiful and complex part of our everyday life.
We all have a nightly routine. But what we may not realize is that some of our bedtime habits could be harming our eyes and overall health.
Did you know that roughly a quarter of a million children are seen in hospital emergency rooms each year due to toy-related injuries?
The way we perceive the world depends largely on our mood.
More than 29 million people in the United States are living with diabetes. 86 million Americans—more than one out of three—have prediabetes, and vision problems are one of the foremost complications accompanying this disease.
Cataracts are the most common cause of vision loss in people over the age of 40 and are the principal cause of blindness throughout the world.