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Computer Vision Syndrome

Do you know what Computer Vision Syndrome is or what are its symptoms?  Most American’s don’t while many suffer from symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome here in Indiana and across the nation.  Vision doctors in a Healthnewsdigest.com report said 1/3 of their patients suffer from Computer Vision Syndrome or have digital device related vision problems.  […]

Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness among Americans age 60 and over, according to the National Eye Institute. Today, 1.8 million adults suffer from age-related macular degeneration; by 2020 that figure is expected to reach 2.9 million. According to the University of Virginia, age-related macular degeneration is the breaking down, or degeneration, of the […]

Eye Health

Everyone needs an annual eye exam for several reasons.  First, nearly 60% of Americans need some form of vision correction, most of which can be detected and, subsequently, corrected during an eye exam.  But, they don’t call the eyes the window to the soul without reason.  There are nearly 40 systemic diseases which our Indiana […]

Tackle Your Family’s Eye Health This Year

Tired of the same ole New Year’s resolution? Try something different this year. Take control of your child’s eye health with an eye exam. An eye exam is a non-invasive way to check on overall health while keeping vision crisp and clear. According to Paragon Vision Sciences,  myopia in children has risen 66 percent since […]

What is Macular Degeneration?

As the leading cause of blindness in Americans 65 and older, it is important to know the term “age-related macular degeneration” (AMD). Macular degeneration is defined as a retinal degenerative disease that erodes your central, sharp vision. AMD is a natural process that can occur with age.  Those who have developed AMD must cope with […]

Eye Injuries Caused by the Cold?

While you are out frolicking in the snow and participating in winter activities, it is important to be aware of the risk for eye injuries. Eye injuries can occur from exposure to extreme cold. Most injuries are caused during outdoor activities like skiing and snowmobiling. Webmd.com suggests there are a few different symptoms that can […]

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