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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. 

There’s a strong connection between diabetes and vision loss. Whatever stage you might be at (moderately overweight, pre-diabetic, or been diagnosed with the disease) it’s vital to understand how this metabolic condition directly impacts the eyes. 

Digital eye strain is something that virtually everyone is at risk of. With the average screen time in the USA being an eye-watering 7 hours 4 minutes per day, knowing both the short- and long-term effects is something that we all need to be aware of and take

Because cataracts are, generally, slow to form, there’s usually a good window of opportunity during which to schedule surgery. But what happens if you delay the procedure? 

If you’ve been diagnosed with cataracts in your late 30s or early 40s, you’re probably concerned about treatment—and understandably so. While cataracts are extremely common, they are most usually diagnosed in your 60s and beyond.