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Treatments for Myopia in Childhood and How to Protect Your Child

Treatments for Myopia in Childhood and How to Protect Your Child

Myopia (nearsightedness) is increasingly common in children—and for that reason, many people view it as a condition that isn’t very serious. However, myopia is

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November 20, 2020

Six Reasons for Ocular and Visual Migraines (And Their Treatments)

Six Reasons for Ocular and Visual Migraines (And Their Treatments)

Ocular or visual migraines can be an alarming occurrence, especially if you are experiencing one for the first time. An ocular migraine is typically characteriz

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November 20, 2020

Mask-Associated Dry Eye (MADE)

Mask-Associated Dry Eye (MADE)

Wearing face masks is an essential measure for fighting the spread of COVID-19. However, while masks may help prevent illness, they also create problems of thei

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October 16, 2020

6 Common Myths About Cosmetic Lenses

6 Common Myths About Cosmetic Lenses

Whether you are trying to put together the perfect Halloween costume, wearing a costume for another reason, or simply want to change your look, you may be tempt

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October 16, 2020

Scleral Lenses Demand Is on the Rise. Are They Worth the Cost?

Scleral Lenses Demand Is on the Rise. Are They Worth the Cost?

While scleral lenses are sometimes considered a new innovation in the world of optometry, they are the oldest variety of contact lenses in the world. The first

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September 23, 2020

Seven Potential Risk Factors for Dry Eye Disease

Seven Potential Risk Factors for Dry Eye Disease

Dry eye syndrome is a common condition that chronically affects millions of people around the world. Dry eyes occur when the lachrymal glands are unable to prod

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September 22, 2020

The 6 Ocular Symptoms that Impact Quality of Life Most in People

The 6 Ocular Symptoms that Impact Quality of Life Most in People

When something goes wrong with your eyes, you want to obtain medical care as soon as possible because many eye diseases can lead to permanent damage and even bl

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August 18, 2020

To Rub or Not to Rub? What You Need to Know about Rubbing Your Eyes

To Rub or Not to Rub? What You Need to Know about Rubbing Your Eyes

Maybe you have something in your eye. Perhaps you are dealing with allergies that are irritating your eyes. Possibly you just have a severe itch in or near your

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July 28, 2020

4 Reasons Why You Should Avoid Online Eye Tests

4 Reasons Why You Should Avoid Online Eye Tests

Have you been feeling like your vision isn’t what it used to be? If so, you may be drawn to take an online eye test. After all, using an online tool to assess y

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July 16, 2020

What Is the Patient Experience with Overnight Vision Correction (Orthokeratology)?

What Is the Patient Experience with Overnight Vision Correction (Orthokeratology)?

Many patients are drawn to the idea of overnight vision correction, and it isn’t difficult to see why. The prospect of being able to put in a pair of contact lense

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July 6, 2020

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