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What Are Floaters? | Causes and Treatment

What Are Floaters? | Causes and Treatment

Floaters can be anything seen in your vision that moves “to and fro” with your eye movement. The movement is not stationary compared to a blind spot which is fi

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July 7, 2014

Top foods and drinks that offer dry eye relief

Top foods and drinks that offer dry eye relief

People often complain of having dry eyes, whether it’s due to allergies, contact lens use or an underlying health condition. In fact, about 33 million Americans

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June 25, 2014

Smoke signals: Links between smoking and eye disease

Smoke signals: Links between smoking and eye disease

Fifty years, half a century or 20 million—all three describe a milestone moment in the nation’s public health history that put tobacco use under the spotlight.

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June 16, 2014

More women suffer from vision problems than men do

More women suffer from vision problems than men do

A campaign called See Jane See is working to educate women on simple things you can do to keep eyesight intact throughout your life. Women face different issues

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June 9, 2014

Guard Your Good Vision

Guard Your Good Vision

FDA offers tips on how to protect your eyes from dangers that could harm your sight. Smoking, decorative contact lenses and laser pointers all pose a threat to

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May 29, 2014

Summer Eye Care Tips

Summer Eye Care Tips

It’s official: summer has arrived and it’s time to protect your eyes from the sun and other warm weather dangers. Here are some pointers on remaining safe in th

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May 26, 2014

Choose Eye Clarity

Choose Eye Clarity

Dr. Kramer is a Bascom Palmer residency-trained optometrist who specializes in ocular health and disease, ocular surface disease and regular and specialty conta

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May 21, 2014

Orthokeratology (Ortho-k Lenses)

Orthokeratology (Ortho-k Lenses)

Orthokeratology is a process that uses specially designed GP contact lenses to temporarily reshape the contour of the cornea to reduce myopia (nearsightedness).

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May 9, 2014

What is AMD?

What is AMD?

The condition we’re talking about is age-related macular degeneration (AMD). This progressive eye condition is the number one cause of severe vision loss and le

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May 5, 2014

HEALTH WATCH: Tips on giving your eyes a break

HEALTH WATCH: Tips on giving your eyes a break

Everywhere you look, you’re reading, shopping, banking or being entertained online with digital devices small and large. In fact, 62 percent of adults use compu

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May 4, 2014

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