Silicon Oil May Protect Vision From Radiation for Eye Cancer
It absorbed nearly 50% of potentially damaging rays, but more study is needed, researchers sayContinue Reading
Eye Chart Exams for Teens May Miss Vision Problems
The tests detect nearsightedness accurately but not farsightedness or astigmatism, study showsContinue Reading
Glaucoma Cases on the Rise in U.S.
Older, more diverse population accounts for most of the growth in eye disorder, experts sayContinue Reading
Confronting Glaucoma, Before It's Too Late
SUNDAY, July 11 (HealthDay News) — Alan Leighton discovered he had glaucoma when he noticed a gray area of sight in his left eye. That was in 1992. “I think I had it a long time before that, but I didn’t know until then,” said Leighton, 68, a corporate treasurerContinue Reading
Lady Gaga-Inspired Lens Fad Draws Warning From Eye Docs
Eye-enlarging ‘circle’ contact lenses can do real damage, group saysContinue Reading
'Miniature Telescope' for Eye Approved for Macular Degeneration
Implanted device replaces eye’s natural lensContinue Reading
Leave July 4 Fireworks to the Pros
Fireworks caused two deaths and nearly 9,000 injuries in 2009, report saysContinue Reading
Eye Condition May Alter Corneal Transplant Results
Using growth-inhibiting drugs beforehand might help, researcher suggestsContinue Reading
Tight Blood Sugar Control in Older Diabetics May Not Reduce Heart Risk
But intensive control does improve other conditions, including eye and kidney health, study findsContinue Reading
How Brain Organizes Info Doesn't Depend on Sight
Scans revealed that thought processes occurred in same areas for sighted and blind people, study foundContinue Reading
Red Wine Compound Could Point to Treatment for Eye Diseases
Resveratrol appears to block harmful blood vessel growth, study findsContinue Reading
Stem Cell Technique Restores Sight to Burn-Injured Eyes
Lab-grown graft provides ‘biological contact lens’ for cornea, experts sayContinue Reading