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4 Natural Ways To Increase Your Eye Health
Fri, Aug 09, 19 . Kenneth Melicado
Written By Rachelle Wilber / Reviewed By Ray Spotts General health is a wonderful thing for all human beings. Although it’s without a doubt crucial to focus on your overall well-being as a person, it’s extremely important to zero in on the specifics too. That’s the reason you should make good eye health a top priority. There are several natural options that can do a lot for people who want to relish outstanding vision for life. Consume A Nutritious Diet It may come to as a surprise to you, but your dietary patterns may actually impact the health of your...

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January Is National Glaucoma Awareness Month
Wed, Jan 16, 19 . Kenneth Melicado
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month, an important time to spread the word about this sight-stealing disease. Currently, more than three million people in the United States have glaucoma. The National Eye Institute projects this number will reach 4.2 million by 2030, a 58 percent increase. Glaucoma is called "the sneak thief of sight" since there are no symptoms and once vision is lost, it's permanent. As much as 40 percent of vision can be lost without a person noticing. Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness. Moreover, among African American and Latino populations, glaucoma is more prevalent. Glaucoma...

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Vision News: It’s Never Too Early To Check Child’s Eyesight
Sun, Nov 04, 18 . Admin Editor
It’s never too early for children get their first eye exam, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. “Babies must have a vision screening by a health care professional soon after they are born, which must include an evaluation of the ‘red reflex’ of the eyes,” says Marcela Frazier, O.D., associate professor in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. “If an eye problem is suspected, then a comprehensive eye exam that includes the use of eye drops to dilate the pupil should be scheduled immediately. Children with developmental delays should also have a comprehensive eye exam, even if the vision screening is normal." A dilated eye...

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Are Doctors Treating Pink Eye Incorrectly?
Sun, Oct 21, 18 . Admin Editor
A recent study regarding the effectiveness of the common recommendation an individual receives for acute conjunctivitis, otherwise known as pink eye, says doctors may be getting it wrong. Over 60 percent of patients are prescribed antibiotic eye drops, but research shows that antibiotics aren't necessarily effective in properly treating this type of eye infection. Another 20 percent receive a type of antibiotic eye drop that also contains steroid which often makes the infection worse. The study was published in the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, which really dissected the use of antibiotics as a way to treat pink...

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4 Simple Steps To Combat Blurry Vision Due To Computer Vision Syndrome
Sun, Oct 21, 18 . Kenneth Melicado
Written By Aaron Barriga / Reviewed By Ray Spotts When we were younger, our mom always warned us about sitting too close to the television or being addicted to computer games. Turns out, she wasn't entirely off the mark. Today, the average adult American spends about eight hours in front of a screen. One of the biggest eye-burn culprits is planting yourself in front of a screen. Our bodies and eyes weren't designed for modern digital lifestyles. Computer vision syndrome or CVS - also known as digital eye strain - has become an increasingly common condition amongst most working adults....

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A Closer Look At High-Tech Advances In Vision Research
Sun, Oct 21, 18 . Kenneth Melicado
Written By Kevin Kerfoot / Reviewed By Ray Spotts  With new findings demonstrating the impact of technology on vision and on vision science, researchers have shared the latest high-tech advances in research to treat, diagnose and prevent diseases causing vision loss. These studies highlight how technology is changing the way we study, detect, diagnose and treat ocular and visual system disease, says Claude Burgoyne, MD, and president of the Association for Research in Vision and Opthamology. Whether it is with a cell phone or using web-based products, new technologies are impacting vision research and transforming patient care.  Recent results indicate...

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Effects Of Astigmatism And Best Treatments
Sun, Oct 21, 18 . Admin Editor
Written By Aaron Barriga / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Wouldn't it be stressful to drive through life with a warped windshield? Thats exactly how astigmatism feels. Astigmatism is an eye disorder which occurs due to the irregular curvature of the eye. It prevents light from being focused on the retina properly and blurs your vision. Astigmatism has different extents of affecting people. Medical research shows that astigmatism can be congenital or occur after an eye injury, disease or surgery. The Two Types Of Astigmatism Corneal Astigmatism This is when the cornea is curved improperly. The cornea has a distorted shape...

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Seasonal Dry Eye Relief Tips And Other Recent Eye Care News
Sun, Oct 21, 18 . Admin Editor
Its once again that time of year when your eyes can feel like the Sahara desert or your vision may seem blurrier than usual. It may just be seasonal dry eye. The most common type of dry eye is evaporative dry eye which can often be worse in the wintertime. Evaporative dry eye is caused by inflammation on the eyelids which is called blepharitis. This can lead to a poor tear film and quicker evaporation of tears, which are the eyes natural moisturizer Winter can make this condition worse because the air is dry and heaters are on. Symptoms can...

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