The American Academy of Ophthalmology's recently updated Refractive Errors Preferred Practice Pattern now includes a recommendation for low-dose atropine as a preventative measure against myopia in young children at risk. Discover various strategies to protect your child's eye health and reduce their risk of developing myopia.
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SYFOVRE (pegcetacoplan injection) is now FDA approved for treating geographic atrophy (GA) in people with age-related macular degeneration.
As parents with children with nearsightedness, our aim is to stop its progression to avoid vision-threatening complications in the future. Learn about corrective vision options for attaining perfect 20/20 vision once they reach adulthood.
More than two hours of outdoor time, particularly with adequate brightness of daylight, might curb myopia progression. Some non-outdoor settings with sufficient brightness could help too.
Don't let eye floaters get the best of you - discover the latest advancements in managing this condition, from surgical treatments to home remedies.
Digital eye strain and myopia are two distinct, but related conditions with overlapping risk factors. The good news is that both of these conditions can be managed with similar strategies.
Prolonged use of digital devices and computers has led to an increased number of people with digital eye strain. Learn how you can protect your or your child’s eyes and keep your vision healthy.
People living with macular degeneration who have had eye injections are at an increased risk of developing dry eye symptoms. Learn how to protect your vision and manage dry eye after anti-VEGF treatment.