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Jan 25, 2024
Most of us spend a lot of our day looking at screens: staring at a computer monitor at work or school, having late-night scrolling sessions on your phone or relaxing with your favorite show on your laptop. We use screens...
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Stare off into a clear blue sky or at any blank surface for long enough, and you’ll notice them creeping across your vision. Translucent black or gray squiggles—sometimes shaped like rods or crescents, hooks or threads—that seem to drift on...
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Glaucoma could be silently killing dozens of vision fibers in your optic nerve right now without you knowing. This silent “thief of sight” affects more than three million Americans and is the second leading cause of blindness worldwide.“The scariest part...
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We all think of a migraine as a piercing, just-want-go-back-to-bed pain that makes you miserable. While that is the case for many people who are living with migraines, there is a type of migraine that could be painless.While a painless...
May 27, 2021
With so much technology in the palm of our hand, we’re spending more and more time staring at screens — on our phone, computer, tablet or TV. Whether that’s for work, a hobby or just taking downtime by scrolling through...
Aug 20, 2020
Heading outside to get some much-needed fresh air? You throw on some sunscreen, put on your sunglasses and head on outside to soak up the sun. You were careful to buy the best sunscreen to protect your skin, but did...
Jun 3, 2020
Karen’s elderly mom complimented Karen on her new green blouse. Except that it was blue. Karen realized her mom’s vision was fading and suspected she needed cataract surgery. No worries, right? Everybody has cataract surgery and it’s super safe, right?Yes,...
Jan 12, 2015
No one likes a case of red-eye, but is there ever a reason to worry? Here’s a closer look at common reasons your eyes might be red and some eye care advice.William White, OD, an optometrist with Baylor Scott &...
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