As we age, changes occur with our vision. Here are some of the most common causes of vision loss among seniors.

Most adults start developing vision issues between their mid-40s and early 50s, particularly when reading and working on computers. Poor vision at close distances is one of the most common vision challenges between the ages of 40 and 60. However, this is a normal change with the eye’s ability to focus and may progress with time.

Let's explore 5 vision-impacting conditions to be on the look out for as you age.

As humans evolved, so too did our understanding of the importance of the eye and proper eye care. Below is a list of some of the more interesting and impactful advances made throughout vision history.

Depression, though it can be experienced by people of all ages, is becoming more prevalent in older adults and vision might have something to do with that.

One in six Americans over age 70 has a visual impairment. The first and foremost weapon of defense against all of these threats is an eye exam.