World Glaucoma Week 2021
7TH March marks the start of World Glaucoma Week. Glaucoma affects 78 million people around the world.
7TH March marks the start of World Glaucoma Week. Glaucoma affects 78 million people around the world.
Children are often running about somewhere with their friends or siblings or playing energetic sports and games. It is no surprise that we come across a pair of glasses at the bottom a bag or covered in scratches and dirt. Occasionally this leads to broken or damaged glasses.
There are some great eyewear trends for 2021 that are perfect for adding a little flair to your style, and we have selected our top 4.
The increase in use of digital devices for recreation and work may lead to an increase in eye fatigue.
Whilst an eye examination is an incredibly important part of looking after the health of your eyes, there are several things you can do at home that will help keep your eyes healthy this winter.
There are several eye conditions that can affect your eye health and vision in different ways. One of these common conditions is Glaucoma. Presently, it affects around 60 million people around the world.
At the beginning of the pandemic there was some confusion as to whether wearing contact lenses was safe, due to the spread of coronavirus. It has been confirmed that there is no evidence to suggest there is any correlation between wearing contact lenses and the spread of coronavirus.
There are a high number of driving accidents that occur at night, and poor vision is identified as a major contributing factor.
When it comes to eye health, how often do you think about food? It may sound strange, but what you eat can have an impact on your eyes as well as your overall body health.
Starting from 21st September is National Eye Health Week. This week is used to promote the importance of regular eye examinations and keeping your eyes healthy.