Open-angle glaucoma is the most common type of glaucoma. In this type of the disease, the angle where the angle where the cornea and iris meet is unaffected, and remains open; however, the drainage canals in the eye have become clogged. Because the fluids cannot properly drain from the eye, they build up and increase… Read More >
Choose High Vitamin-C Foods Over Supplements to Cut Cataract Risk by 33%
Cataracts develop in our eyes as we age and slowly cloud the lens of the eye, eventually causing blindness. Cataracts are the world’s leading cause of blindness, and cataract removal surgery is the most widely performed surgical procedure in the United States. Despite the advances in surgical techniques, and the pervasiveness of cataract surgery, the… Read More >
Save Your Vision: Glaucoma Awareness
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month. Glaucoma, with almost no signs or systems is the leading cause of vision loss and blindness in the United States. If treated in time, before symptoms occur, glaucoma can be treated and controlled by medications and vision loss can be avoided. Once the disease has affected your vision, there is… Read More >
Eye Health and the Holidays – A Look at Toy Safety
It’s the gift-giving season and most everyone has a child on their shopping list. Parents, aunts, uncles and friends want to buy the perfect toy for their little ones but before they do, they need to do a little homework. Though toy manufacturers are getting better when it comes to creating safe toys, accidents are… Read More >
Looking Beautiful and Still Protecting Your Eyes – Things to Consider If You Wear Makeup
Makeup may be a normal part of life for most women however, makeup can pose a number of serious health threats, especially the products that you wear around your eyes. Mascaras and eye liners can become easily contaminated as the brushes go back and forth between eye and container. Wearing makeup can be safe and… Read More >
November is Diabetes Eye Disease Awareness Month
November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month and helps to generate awareness among patients and community. Take a closer look at some of the conditions that may impact those who are dealing with the symptoms of diabetes today and become aware. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in Americans aged 20 to 65. There… Read More >
October is Eye Injury Prevention Month – What You Need to Know
Did you know that nearly half of all eye injuries each year happen at home? Even a minor injury from a small particle of dust or debris can be painful and become a life-long issue. Most injuries are avoidable if you know some simple rules. Here are some examples of the most common activities that… Read More >
A Guide To Keeping Your Eyes Healthy from Alpine Eye Care
Our eyes are precious, and doing what we can to ensure they stay healthy longer is important. Fortunately, there are many easy things you can do in your life to do just that. While some conditions may be unavoidable, the majority can be avoided or at least have reduced symptoms by just being smart and… Read More >
Our Eyes As We Age
Most of us notice the little things that happen to our bodies as we age. From higher blood pressure to increased risk of illness and injury, even the things we used to take for granted may become more difficult as we age. So what about our eyes? As we age, our eyes undergo changes as… Read More >
Sports and Leisure – Protecting Your Eyes this Summer
Preventing eye injuries when you least expect them – More than 40% of all eye injuries are due to sports or recreational activities each year. After the work day is done and school is out, do you stop thinking out the safety of your eyes and your children’s eyes? If you answered yes, you are… Read More >
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