Aging is a natural part of life and along with the rest of the body, it is common for eyes to go through changes as we age. One change that is a natural part of the aging process of the eye is presbyopia. What is Presbyopia? Although being told you have presbyopia may sound scary, [...]
Did you know that eye cancer is the only life-threatening ocular disease? According to American Cancer Society, 80% of persons diagnosed with ocular tumors and receive early treatment survive. This healthy vision month, we provide in-depth information on eye cancer. In 2016, the American Cancer Society projected 3,130 cases of eye cancer to occur in [...]
Eating a nutritious whole food diet is great for overall health. Not only do whole foods contain macro-nutrients like Vitamin C and E that we learned about in school, they also contain enzymes and micro-nutrients. Science has not yet uncovered all the benefits that these vital building blocks can have on our body so it [...]
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association estimates that as many as 20% of children will be diagnosed with a concussion during their childhood years1. The CDC warns that this condition can lead to headaches, nausea and irritability2. […]
If you can’t see well, it’s hard to work well. There are a number of studies that show how poor vision leads to poor performance, draining productivity and robbing you of much needed time in your day. Whether your eyeglass lens prescription is slightly off, or you are suffering from eyestrain and fatigue, or even [...]
Click here to view part 1. Offering access to vision benefits is the first step employers can take toward ensuring a happier and healthier workforce—but reinforcing the importance of utilizing these benefits is just as important. The message that regular eye exams can serve as a preventive health measure resonates well with both employers and [...]
