Each animal species has different eye functions, including humans. Some animals see better at night, others detect movement at a heightened rate, and some animals are completely blind from birth.
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Staring at your cellphone. Doing work on your computer. Binge-watching your favorite show on Netflix after a long day at work. Taking a walk outside.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting almost every country in the world, people are worried about many things when it comes to the virus. How is it spread? How easy is it to get infected? How long…
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It’s not uncommon for certain health conditions to crop up once we reach a certain age. Your eyes certainly are not immune to this effect of aging. According to the Kellogg Eye Center at the…
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While most of us think about protecting our eyes in the summertime, it’s also important to take precautions during the colder months of the year. Let’s talk about the most common winter eye problems…
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Some parents may assume that eye testing isn’t possible until their child is verbal or shows signs of vision problems. However, not only do optometrists have specific methods for testing infants and…
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Access to healthcare has long been an issue for patients across the country, especially in rural areas where they have limited access to healthcare practitioners. Since the early 2000s, the delivery…
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Eyecare professionals have an obligation to protect patients and staff from infection. In an ophthalmic practice, infections can be happen through direct contact, airborne transmission, or from…
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According to a recent Nielsen study, American adults spend more than 11 hours per day watching, reading, listening to or simply interacting with media. Most of that time, we’re using a computer or…
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If you’d like to add an eye health supplement to your daily regimen, a trip down the vitamin aisle in your local drugstore can be a bit overwhelming. How do you know which one is right for you?
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