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February 4, 2026/Eye Care

Myth Busting: No, Glasses Don’t Make Your Eyes Worse

A correct prescription helps your eyes see clearly — but as natural changes occur, you may need stronger or different eyeglasses

Person in bathroom, lifting glasses off, trying to see
February 3, 2026/Eye Care

Ozempic Blindness: What You Need To Know

The benefits of these drugs typically outweigh potential risks — but talking about your eye health and GLP-1s with your provider is advised

Person with eyes closed, rubbing one eye
September 15, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

Don’t Ignore These Possible Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis

Painful vision loss, facial paralysis, limb weakness and persistent dizziness all indicate you should see a healthcare provider immediately

An eye with a pinguecula in the white
July 25, 2025/Eye Care

What’s the Difference Between Pinguecula and Pterygium?

One is a raised yellow spot on your eye, the other is a fleshy growth

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June 4, 2025/Eye Care

Does Macular Degeneration Run in Families?

Having a first-degree biological relative with this eye condition raises your risk, but other factors are at play, too

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October 30, 2024/Brain & Nervous System

Your Vision Can Predict Dementia — Here’s How

Changes to your vision may have an impact on the way your brain processes information

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April 17, 2024/Eye Care

5 Tips for Coping With Geographic Atrophy

Preserving your social life and protecting your mental health are key to living well with vision loss

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April 16, 2024/Eye Care

9 Tips for Living Well With Geographic Atrophy

Start low-vision rehabilitation as soon as possible and see your retina specialist at least every six months

solar eclipse
March 7, 2024/Eye Care

The Total Solar Eclipse Is Coming — Here’s How To View It Safely

It’s critical to have the proper eyewear if you plan to look up at the sun, especially during the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024

Person helps older family member with taking thier blood pressure.
October 27, 2023/Eye Care

How To Support Someone With Diabetes-Related Macular Edema

Taking care of yourself helps you take care of your loved one

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