A routine eye exam is an “early detection” strategy for overall health. Early detection and treatment of vision impairment, eye disease and chronic health conditions leads to improved quality of life and reduced healthcare costs.
Whether someone is eight or 80, eye exams are critical for vision and eye health, as well as offering a way to identify myriad other health conditions.
Digital eye strain is related to the prolonged use of computers and digital devices. While most individuals are not likely to give up their screen time, there are some things you can do for relief.
Did you know that adding certain nutrients to your diet can help preserve your vision and improve eye health? Here are healthy eating tips to help reduce the risk of age-related eye damage and support good eye health.
People with vision problems are more likely than those with good vision to have diabetes, poor hearing, heart problems, high blood pressure, lower back pain and strokes, as well as an increased risk for falls, injury and depression.
