Warm weather and longer days are great reasons to spend more time outdoors. And while springtime can be a welcome relief after a long, chilly winter, the allergies that come with it are not embraced quite as readily. If you’re among the 24 million people in the U.S....
Maintaining healthy eye care habits can support a lifetime of wellness, both for your vision and the rest of your body. But because females face a higher risk of eye diseases than men, you’ll want to pay special attention to your eyes if you’re a woman. From hormonal...
As we age, it’s normal to experience some vision changes. It’s normal, for example, to need more time for your eyes to adjust to changing light levels or have trouble seeing up close. Other changes could indicate a more serious issue, however, as your risk for certain...
If you need contact lenses or glasses for vision correction, you’re in good company. Nearly two-thirds of US adults use some form of corrective eyewear. Whether you use contacts or glasses exclusively or you prefer to switch between the two, here’s how to find the...
If you’re feeling misty-eyed this season — but not from holiday emotions — you’re not alone. While eye issues can occur any time of year, winter weather may elevate your risk for problems like dryness and irritation. Fortunately, most seasonal sources of eye...
Keratoconus is a rare form of astigmatism that can sometimes be treated if diagnosed early. Though not serious, it can create problems if not treated appropriately. This condition occurs when your cornea (the clear, front part of your eye) begins to bulge outwards....
