A recent study out of Mount Sinai is the first to demonstrate a link between the disorders.

Do you often find yourself rubbing your eyes? After working on a display screen or reading a book, do you wind up having a headache?

Paralympic skier Danelle Umstead joins host Lisa Davis to talk about the importance of genetic testing and why she encourages patients to take action.

A breakthrough study, led by the Min Research Group, has garnered a better understanding of how sunlight-induced DNA damage is initially recognized for repair in cells.

James Chodosh, MD, MPH, joins Dr. Roizen to discuss the shingles virus, why it can be dangerous when manifesting in the eye, and how you can prevent it.

It has been said that the eyes are the window to the soul, but they are much more than that. 

Good vision is critical for performing everyday functions as well as enjoying life's pleasures. Although people with impaired vision or who lack eyesight typically learn to adjust their sensory perceptions as needed, those with good sight should take steps to maintain it over the course of their lifespan. 

Here are four reasons you should get routine vision exams.

Considering the ubiquity of electronic screens in the modern world, it should come as no surprise that problems with the eyes are becoming extremely common. 

Indeed, eye issues related to prolonged screen time has led the American Optometric Association to recognize Computer Vision Syndrome as a real medical disorder. 

Taking proactive steps to protect your visual health has never been more crucial. Let's go through three easy ways you can protect your eyes from the negative impacts of electronic screens both at work and at home.

Dr. Jeffrey Anshel, co-author of What You Must Know about Age-Related Macular Degeneration, reveals the top cause that you should avoid.

Dr. Willeumier explores the latest in brain research technology with two leading experts in the field.

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Take care of your eyes as you enjoy the great outdoors.

Today’s lifestyle has become much more competitive and fast-paced. We don’t even have enough time to do the things we want to and 24 hours in a day just doesn’t seem to be enough.

Our stressful jobs and long working hours seem like the norms of an average working person. But, this lifestyle often has some serious consequences to your health. 

One of these consequences is blurry vision.

Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, and everyone, from infants to the elderly, is at risk.

Diabetes doesn't just affect one's blood sugar; it can also impair one's vision.

Take care of your eyes as you enjoy the great outdoors.

New technology in the form of a "bionic eye" implant may help restore sight to those who suffer from blindness.

Wearing contact lenses, instead of bulky prescription lenses, has been a choice available to eyeglass wearers for many decades. The downside to using these insertable lenses is they need more care than traditional eyeglasses. 

For whatever reason, some people have some really odd ways they may treat, disinfect and take care of these devices.

For example, some people will use tap water or their own saliva to moisten lenses before inserting them back into their eyes. This can blur vision and repeated practice can cause a number of problems, including poor vision. 

While the clouding of your eye’s lenses as a result of something like cataracts can be corrected with surgery, potential disease from bacteria transferred from tap water or your mouth to your eyes is a different case altogether. 

Whether users simply ran out of regular disinfection solution, believe this bodily fluid is acceptable or they’re just being lazy, any excuse is dangerous for vision. 

To avoid potential problems with your invaluable vision, please take notice of these five things you shouldn’t be doing as a wearer of contact lenses...

The Wizard of Eyes shares answers to his most frequently asked questions and interesting articles.

Does your eye make-up contain something dangerous?

There is a proven connection between vision, memory and emotional states.

Learn which nutrients are the most important for eye health.

After suffering from a bacterial infection which impacted his vision, Chris Panaro sought out stem cell treatment.

How does vision fit into early education?

Good vision and educational success go hand-in-hand.

Keep that pinkeye from spreading with plenty of hand washing.

Learn how your vision affects your body and mind while exercising.

How does visual reality effect your eyes and mind?

Meet a dedicated volunteer and her vision for the future.

Why aren't dental and vision covered by medical insurance? Do you really need dental and vision insurance?

Why aren't dental and vision covered by medical insurance? Do you really need dental and vision insurance?

Have you ever noticed that life doesn’t look as sharp and vibrant as it used to?

Learn about the top foods that can safeguard your eyesight.

Are there visual consequences to virtual reality devices?

Having cataract surgery? Discover what you should know before going under the knife.

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