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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

Supplements… If you were to believe the hype, you’d be popping a list of pills as long as your arm to support your vision—or that’s what the manufacturers would like us to believe. 

Hitting 50 is a milestone, and probably one that you celebrate with loved ones (and perhaps a celebratory glass of something fizzy…). Navigating into your sixth decade and beyond often requires some health-related TLC, and that includes looking after your eyes

Whether shooting hoops, hitting a home run, seeing a stride, honing for the perfect target shot, or anything else, eye health for athletes is a vital element of self-care.