Want Better Vision for Life? 3 Tips to Keep Your Eyes Healthy! The differences between men and women are more than biological—they extend to nearly every area of life. That’s especially true regarding vision health. Women on average have higher incidences of certain eye conditions than men, for a number of reasons that include two […]
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Hattiesburg Eye Now Offers Gucci® and Mont Blanc® High Fashion Eyewear Eyeglasses help make the world clearer for billions of people. But they’re more than a means of vision correction: they become a part of the wearer’s facial appearance, and thus an extension of their personality. So, whether you’re the life of the party or
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Noticing Changes in Your Vision? It Could Be AMD There’s no way to sugar-coat it—our risk for vision problems increases as we get older from age-related eye conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, or diabetic retinopathy. It’s imperative, then, to keep a close “eye” on your eyes, especially if you’re over 50. One of the more serious
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4 Facts You Should Know About Glaucoma Around 4 million Americans have a disease slowly progressing within their eyes that could eventually rob them of their sight. What’s even worse: A significant number of these individuals don’t even suspect something’s wrong. The disease is glaucoma, a chronic condition in which the eye’s normal fluid pressure
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As Ol’ Blue Eyes (a.k.a. Frank Sinatra) once crooned, “Oh, by gosh, by golly—it’s time for mistletoe and holly!” That’s right: Although it feels like you just boxed up last year’s decorations, the Holidays are once more clamoring at your doorstep. So, by gosh, by golly, go all out being jolly! Of course, that doesn’t
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Diabetes is fast becoming a major health crisis in the world. Here in the United States, nearly one in five adults have some form of the disease, with the potential to cause severe harm within the body—including the eyes. The impact diabetes can have on vision is a big concern for eyecare physicians like Dr.
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During the Halloween season, kids across the country can be whoever they want—firefighters, princesses, pirates, or any creature from a comic book universe. When it comes to costuming, the only limits are in the imagination. It’s all for fun—yet there are some potential health risks to avoid when transforming your youngster into their super alter-ego.
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Our physical health and well-being become bigger priorities as we get older. That’s why every September, healthcare providers throughout the country put a spotlight on senior care during Healthy Aging Month. Eyesight is certainly one of those health concerns associated with aging. But although aging may be a contributing factor in eye problems, it’s not
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It’s August again, and that means millions of U.S. children will begin their academic journey as first graders. Along with other activities to orient them to their new experience, many of these students will undergo a vision screening. This is a simple test that helps identify potential issues a child may have with seeing clearly,
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How to Protect Your Eyes This Summer From Harmful UV Rays Spending time in the great outdoors does a body good—a little communing with nature can reduce stress and re-energize your life. Bathing in the sunshine also gives you a dose of Vitamin D, and a boost to your immune system. But you can get
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