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Computer use increases risk to children's eyesight

Take important steps offered by the American Optometric Association in safeguarding your child's eye sight while using computers or other devices.
In the Media by Christopher Wager - 2 comments

Yellow skin, xanthelasmata, might signal heart disease

Research suggests the presence of yellow cholesterol deposits around the skin of the eyes and on the eyelids might predict heart disease and the chance of having a heart attack.
In the Media by Kathleen Blanchard

An eye for an eye in Iran

A man who attacked another man with acid, leaving the victim blind and without ears, will also lose an eye and ear for the attack, an Iran court rules.
In the Media by Jozefina Ndoci - 4 comments

Woman mistakes Super Glue for eye drops

Phoenix - An Arizona woman who accidentally put glue in her eye instead of her eye drops wants to warn others so that they don’t make the same mistake.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 6 comments

Worm behind man’s eye for nine months has finally been removed

John Matthews from Bellevue, Iowa discovered the worm last December living in his eye after becoming concerned when he noticed two spots obscuring vision in his left eye.
In the Media by Nicole Karns - 4 comments

Researchers reverse blindness with stem cell transplants

Italian researchers say stem cell transplants can repair eyes damaged by chemical burns. The treatment worked fully in 82 of 107 eyes, the study concludes.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 4 comments

Eye doctors: Quit smoking, save sight

There is another good reason to quit smoking. According to U.S. eye doctors quitting smoking can save a person's vision.
In the Media by Owen Weldon

Research may lead to better UV/radiation blocking in eyeglasses

Penn State researchers have found adding cerium oxide to phosphate glass rather than the commonly used silicate glass may make eyeglasses able to block ultraviolet light.
In the Media by Bob Ewing

Scientists Develop Bendable Curved Cameras, Raising Potential For Bionic Eyes

Materials scientists working in the U.S. say they've designed an electronic camera that can mimic the shape of the human eye. The design is a big step in imaging as it could lead to bionic implants and sensors in humans.
In the Media by Chris Hogg - 4 comments

A Cup Of Coffee A Day Keeps The Twitches At Bay

At last, a good word for the drink many of us need to get us started in the mornings - Italian researchers claim that drinking coffee can stop you going blind by preventing a condition called blepharospasm
In the Media by Michelle Duffy - 2 comments
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