Assessment of vision and visual response can be challenging in children and teenagers with special needs. A visit to the
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SUMMER is finally here! To make our eyes safe while we enjoy the wonderful sun, we have to know a
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Central serous chorioretinopathy Troubled by sudden onset blurred central vision with distortion? Though there are numerous causes; Central Serous Chorioretinopathy
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Halloween Eye Safety Tips for Children and Teens: Keeping the Eye Doctor Away! Halloween is a fun time & let’s
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Allergic disease occurs in 30-50% of the population, while ocular symptoms can be present in up to 60% of allergic
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Most people find applying eye drops or ointments challenging. Here are some tips and devices that you may find helpful.*
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Due to the thinness and complexity of the tissues that make up the eyelids, growths (lesions) of the eyelids are
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Patients with elevated intra—ocular pressures are at risk to develop glaucoma. There are many types of glaucoma and just as
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