On April 8th, 2024, North America will witness an awe-inspiring celestial event: the Great North American Eclipse. A total solar eclipse, the moon will completely block the sun. It won’t happen again for more than 20 years.
You’ll want to see it if you can, but of course, you need to keep your eyes safe. So, in this article, we’ll delve into the details of the eclipse, its path across North America, and also provide essential information on how to observe it safely.
Have you ever wondered if taking vitamins could improve your eye health? What about your vision? Or are eye vitamins a hoax, just like carrots decrease the risk of needing glasses for poor vision? Here are a few truths about eye vitamins and the effect they can have on vision and the prevention of disease.
Imagine being able to hear your favorite song and, at the same time, see a range of vibrant colors. Or imagine you could taste a word as if it were a flavor on your tongue.
This fascinating phenomenon is not a product of science fiction but a real—and fairly common—neurological condition known as synesthesia. In this post, we will explore the intricacies of synesthesia, its symptoms, causes, and answer the intriguing question: can we really see sounds?
Telehealth in eyecare is also known as teleophthalmology or teleoptometry, which uses telecommunications technology to provide remote eye care services.
This approach has gained popularity in situations where in-person visits may be difficult, such as during a pandemic or for patients in remote areas without access to a doctor. But what exactly are the capabilities of telehealth? Would a telehealth exam be beneficial to you? Who is and who is not a good candidate?
Eye infections are common ailments that many of us experience at some point in our lives. In fact, eye infections are so common that each year, an estimated 1 million Americans make visits to their doctor specifically for eye-related infections.
While commonly referred to as eye infections, two terms related to the condition that are often used interchangeably are “eye colds” and “pink eye.” While both conditions affect the eyes, they are very different in their causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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