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How Diabetes Can Affect Your Eye Health Long-Term

Diabetes is a systemic condition, meaning it affects all parts of the body. This is especially relevant for eye health, with the term “diabetic eye disease” being used as an umbrella term to describe the various risks.

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Dry Eyes vs. Allergies: How to Tell the Difference

Itchy, red, scratchy eyes? It’s something that loads of people suffer from, but is it an allergy, or is it dry eyes?

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Is the PanOptix Pro Lens Right for You? Benefits and Considerations

The premium Clareon PanOptix Pro IOL (intraocular lens) has hit the market surrounded by hype.

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What Is Peripheral Vision Loss and What Causes It?

Peripheral vision loss, also called tunnel vision or, simply, PVL, is when you lose the ability to see anything other than what’s immediately in front of you.

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Can Digital Devices Permanently Damage Your Eyes?

We’re all guilty of spending lots of time staring at a screen. Even if you’re not permanently attached to your cell phone, you’ll likely use a computer, laptop, tablet, or watch the TV regularly.

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What Is an OCT Scan and Why Is It Important for Eye Health?

OCT stands for optical coherence tomography, which is the medical terminology for a common scan used in virtually every ophthalmologist clinic in the US. Eye doctors use it to get a highly detailed look at the inside of the eye, allowing them to evaluate the m

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