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The tin tube with a screw cap forever changed the way artists worked, as it allowed them to get away from their studios to paint outdoors

Healthy lifestyles, such as partaking in social-bonding activities, completing physical activity, and consuming healthy diets, all help reduce the onset and stop the progression of AM, as well as associated depression and loneliness.

A study found that ultra-Orthodox Jews keep texts closer to their eyes when they read. That could be a clue to the cause of nearsightedness.

LED light from daily mobile, TV and computer use can affect our sleep-wake cycle

Photo Pixabay Toddler and young children’s mobility and motor skills – and preschool development – are closely aligned with good vision and eye

Aston University collaborated with the world’s first manufacturer of intraocular lenses (IOLs), Rayner Intraocular Lenses, to come up with the next generation of lenses that provide patients a high-quality full range of vision without the requirement of spectacles.

A new paper that has been accepted for publication in Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics, the peer-reviewed journal of The College of Optometrists (UK), furthers understanding of myopia control efficacy in the context of normal childhood eye growth. Axial Length Targets for Myopia Control (Chamberlain P, et al.) is now available online via Open Access.

SAN RAMON, Calif., May 26, 2021--A new paper that has been accepted for publication in Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics, the peer-reviewed journal of...

New article sheds more light on myopia control efficacy A new paper that has been accepted for publication in Ophthalmic & Physiological Optics, the peer-reviewed journal of The College of Optometrists (UK), furthers understanding of myopia control efficacy in the context of normal childhood eye growth. Axial Length Targets for Myopia Control (Chamberlain P, et al.) is now available online via Open Access. Since young eyes grow, even when not myopic, the paper compares axial elongation among c...

AHLEM WEBSITE   Updated Feb. 18 at 2:30 p.m.: This article was updated with comments from Warby Parker. Increases in screen time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic have surfaced new concerns about blue light and its potential impacts on sleep and eye health.  Cross-sectional and self-reported data from a sample of 3052 U.S. adults showed clinically meaningful increases in screen time in those considered “active” or “inactive” prior to the pandemic.  LEDs, or light emitting ...