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Due to aging, there are a lot of changes our bodies go through, especially when it comes to our vision. Age also comes with an increased risk for a variety of eye conditions. While it’s never a guarantee that you’ll develop a condition, it’s something you should be aware of once you reach a certain […]

July is UV Safety Month. You should practice UV safety all year, but it’s especially important during the summer. Why? Because the primary source of UV radiation is sunlight. This is something that’s more abundant during the summer. Being aware of the dangers of UV radiation and how to protect yourself is of the utmost […]

Cataracts are often thought of as something that only older people will have. Though it’s true that the older you are, the more likely you are to have cataracts, cataracts can affect you at any age. Rarely, some people are even born with congenital cataracts. But even for cataracts associated with aging, being 40 or […]

June is both Cataract Awareness Month and Fireworks Eye Safety Month. Cataracts and safety are something you should be aware of all year. Fireworks safety is particularly important during the summer, especially leading up to the Fourth of July. As for cataracts, it’s important to be aware of them because they will affect almost everyone […]

Dry eye syndrome, or chronic dry eye, is a very common condition. It frequently affects older individuals and women going hormonal changes like menopause. It can also occur as a result of environmental changes, poor nutrition, or as a side effect from another medical condition. The good news is, most cases of dry eye are […]

May is traditionally Healthy Vision Month, as recognized by the American Academy of Ophthalmology. May is the end of spring, and a time when we start thinking about summer plans. The sunny weather that comes with this time of year means you need to be extra careful about protecting your eyes. It’s also a time […]

With how popular screens have become in modern society, you’ve heard that too much screen time is bad for your health. It’s true that spending most of your day staring at a screen can negatively affect your health, especially your eyes. But since so many people rely on screens not only for entertainment but for […]

Whether you’re on social media, reading your local newspaper, or talking to a family member, it’s likely that COVID-19 will come up. Although it’s a constant topic of conversation, it’s important to stay informed and know what you can do to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and how to protect yourself. Keep reading to learn […]

March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month. This month, we’re promoting awareness surrounding eye safety at work. Today, you may not think about your eye safety, if you like so many, work in an office environment. Eye related problems are more common in office workers than those who work in jobs like construction. Why? Because of […]

February is age-related macular degeneration awareness month, as recognized by the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of permanent vision loss in adults 60 and older. That’s why being aware of AMD and its warning signs is important as we get older. But like many age-related eye conditions, by […]