New Year’s resolutions for losing weight are common. But eye health is important, too. So this New Year, why not make a resolution to take better care of your eyes? After all, your eyes are your key to seeing the world — literally. Here are a number of tips to help you maintain healthy vision… Continue Reading »
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Alcohol and Eye Health: Can Drinking Too Much Hurt Your Eyes?
Most people enjoy a drink every now and then. And in moderation, drinking alcoholic beverages is generally safe for your eyes. However, drinking too much alcohol has both short term and long term consequences on your eye health. Short Term Consequences of Alcohol on Eye Health Acute effects of alcohol consumption include dry, red, and… Continue Reading »
Using One’s Own Stem Cells to Repair a Scarred Cornea
The cornea is the clear outermost layer of the eye. Its main function is to focus the light that enters the eye. Problems Caused by Corneal Scar Tissue Corneal infectious diseases have blinded over six million people worldwide, and decreased the vision of over a quarter of a million more. The body responds to corneal… Continue Reading »
Myopia in Children: Is Schoolwork and Studying to Blame?
Many of us believe that children benefit from long hours studying. However, a recent medical study might sway some parents to encourage their children to study less and play outside more. Educational Pressure on Children May Lead to Myopia Researchers have found that up to 90% of students in major Asian cities have developed myopia… Continue Reading »