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Read MoreEducation and Certification for Ophthalmologists
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Read MoreFebruary: AMD Awareness Month
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In 1 year, U.S. ERs treated about 254,000 toy-related injuries. Find out which toys cause...
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Macular degeneration reduces vision in the central part of the retina. It happens when a...
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Check out this vision simulator that shows how age-related macular degeneration can affect your vision.
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The only sure way to diagnose glaucoma is with a complete eye exam. A glaucoma...
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Your health and safety is at risk when you don't use a certified Optician or...
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As children spend more time tethered to screens, there is increasing concern about potential harm...
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When an eye injury does occur, have an ophthalmologist or other medical doctor examine the...
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While eye drops are suspected as the poisoning agent in a South Carolina death, experts...
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