Take control of your eye health on a daily basis by using these tips from the National Eye Institute.   Wear Sunglasses – Wearing sunglasses protects your eyes from the sun even on cloudy…

As the seasons change, factors such as variations in humidity, temperature, sunlight exposure, etc., can impact our eye health. By simply adjusting some of our habits and care routines, taking care of our overall wellness and eye health can be…

In today's fast-paced, digitally driven workplace, our eyes often bear the brunt of prolonged screen time, artificial lighting, and other environmental stressors. Between looking at computer monitors, smart phones, tablets, and televisions,…

New survey results published during Mental Health Awareness Month indicate that a variety of financial and health factors 

Antioxidants. The magical, mysterious molecules are said to enhance the quality of life. Imagine antioxidants are like air. We can’t see them, but they are always there and if there is a shortage, our bodies can be adversely…

Wait a minute. Is that the Eiffel Tower or a cell phone tower? There’s little point in sight-seeing if it’s like looking through the smeared-up window of a tour bus. Yet every year, this becomes a…

“There are a lot of complex words in the eye care world and keratoconus is one of them. What is this condition and why can patients only wear contact lenses to see…

The link between clean acts and clear sight If you had to put your finger on the leading causes of eye ailments from which millions of American suffer every day, would you need to sleep on…

We all know the routine. Every time we go to our primary care doctor, whether it’s for a cold, checkup or something more serious, we’re asked to roll up our sleeve to have our blood pressure checked. It’s a simple, basic way…

This time of year, we often find ourselves spending a balanced amount of time indoors and outdoors — whether it’s the urge to stay indoors to declutter every room in the house or being lured outside by warm temperatures and sunshine.…