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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.

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

 So, your eye doctor has suggested a retinal examination. But isn’t that only needed if you have or are at high risk of serious eye disease? Does it mean there’s a problem? Will it hurt? Should I panic…?

Blue light is a type of shortwave radiation that’s visible to humans (unlike UV radiation, which is outside of the spectrum that we can see). The main artificial source comes from screens. Cell phones, computers, TVs, etc. are all culprits, but it‘s also emitt

Dry eye is surprisingly common, affecting millions of Americans—not to mention having a rather confusing name as the condition can often cause your eyes to water excessively.

Vision changes due to age-related cataracts and macular degeneration (ARMD) generally progress slowly. But this is where the similarities end. To understand and compare the two, we need to look at three distinct areas: the causes, the symptoms, and the treatm