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A blind man who received a gene for a light-sensing algal protein can now see and touch objects with the help of special goggles, researchers reported recently. His vision gains are modest—he cannot see colors or discern faces or letters. But if the treatment helps other study participants, it may offer advantages over other vision…
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Did you know more than 23 million American adults have never had an eye exam? Getting regular eye exams can catch vision problems early, when they may be easier to treat. That’s why NEI is interested in making vision health a priority, by encouraging adults to take action to protect their vision and inspiring health…
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Good eye health starts with taking care of your body. Key nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, lutein, zinc, and vitamins C and E might help ward off age-related vision problems like macular degeneration and cataracts. To get them, fill your plate with key essentials such as: Green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale, and collards Salmon,…
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May is Healthy Eye Vision Month. Between work, virtual learning, and keeping up with loved ones, the past year has meant more screen time for many of us — and that can lead to eye strain. So give those eyes a rest with the 20/20/20 trick! Between work, virtual learning, and keeping up with loved ones, the…
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In celebration of Women Eye Health and Safety Month, learn about some interesting scientific resources from Women in Ophthalmology: Scientific Resources
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April is Women’s Eye Health & Safety Month. Why devote extra attention to the issue? Women are at greater risk for some eye diseases than men. According to recent studies published in The Lancet Global Health, women carry the greater burden of visual impairment for the majority of diseases studied. There are several potential reasons for…
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The default setting on most devices is to display black text on a white background. Setting your device to dark mode means that it will display white text on a dark background. Dark mode is intended to reduce blue light exposure and help with eye strain that comes with prolonged screen time. There’s no definitive…
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