Every year, more than ten million patients visit eye doctors for problems related to digital eye strain, making it the single most common complaint related to computer use. So does this widespread condition have an impact on our work productivity?

What we choose to eat is one of the most important variables to our health. It affects our weight, our energy levels, our risk of many types of disease—the list goes on and on. Today, the item on that list we’re most interested in is how diet affects eye health.

Our ability to see the world around us in clear, precise images is frankly incredible. But since we are a diurnal (awake during the daytime) species, our night vision is nowhere near as powerful as that of many animals.

Have you ever wondered where that chart with the big E in every eye doctor’s office came from?

Millions of people are expected to witness the total solar eclipse crossing the United States on August 21, 2017. Follow these tips to help you prepare for this rare celestial event and avoid any damage to your eyes.

Is there anything more American than hot dogs on the grill and fireworks in the sky? We all enjoy a patriotic pyrotechnics display, but fireworks are not without their risks.

We’ve all had those days where our eyes feel dry, tired and irritated. But what does it mean? And what if it persists?

February is AMD Awareness Month. An estimated 10 million Americans show evidence of AMD, a progressive eye condition that can destroy central vision.