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15 Incredible Eye Facts Nobody Ever Taught You

Our eyes are amazing.  They work around the clock to take in everything around us, even when we aren’t focusing on it. Even when you’re daydreaming during a boring class or staring out the window on a long car ride, your eyes continue to pick up images that get sent to the brain for processing. … Read More

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15 Steps to Eye Protection for Healthier Sight

Eyesight is an integral part of everything you do. Without your eyesight, you can’t drive a car, pick out your own clothes, or enjoy a rich sunset. Simple, everyday tasks become almost impossible to perform.  In the United States, around 75,000 people a year lose their sight. That is a heartbreaking statistic.  The worst part… Read More

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Your Ultimate Guide to Vitrectomy Surgery

The eye is filled with a fluid called vitreous gel. In order to perform certain surgeries and procedures on the eye, a vitrectomy must be done to remove this vitreous gel. Vitrectomy surgeries are done by ophthalmologists trained to perform retina surgery. These eye doctors are specialized and have extensive training in retina treatment. If… Read More

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Common Vision Disorders and How to Treat Them

The World Health Organization estimates that 253 million people have vision disorders. Where do you fit into that statistic? Do you even know if you fit into that statistic? There are many different kinds of vision disorders. Some are easily detectable, but others are not. Are you rusty on your understanding of these disorders or… Read More

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What Are My Options for Vision Correction?

What Are My Options For Vision Correction? What Are My Options For Vision Correction? If you’re eyesight is getting worse, chances are you’re looking for a solution. Whether it’s glasses or surgery, here are some options for vision correction. Keyword(s): vision correction Are you afflicted by worsening vision? Unfortunately, less than perfect eyesight is a… Read More

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Eye Care Advice for Better Vision

The American Foundation for the Blind says that by 2030, the number of Americans who have significant age-related vision loss will likely double. Multiple studies have shown that out of those who are legally blind (with vision of 20/200 or less), the majority are elderly. They weren’t born with poor vision. Instead, they’ve suffered from… Read More

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10 Signs You Need to See an Eye Specialist Immediately

Blindness is one of the most traumatic things that can happen to us. Yet, we all tend to take our eyes for granted. The 4 most common causes of vision loss are treatable eye diseases. Don’t wait until blurry vision reminds you that it is time to get your eyes checked. Regular checkups are vital… Read More

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My Momma Always Told Me…

September is Healthy Fruits and Veggies Month! Fruits and vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet. People who have a diet rich in fruits and veggies can decrease their risk for heart disease and some types of cancer. You can also lower your risk for type 2 diabetes, which is the leading cause… Read More

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In Your Eyes

So summer is coming to an end, and school is getting ready to kick back into session. I thought I’d give you a little lesson to get your brain rolling. Today, class, we will be talking about the color of the human eye! What makes up the color of our iris? What determines this color?… Read More

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