If you are one of more than 25 million Americans with diabetes, you may already know the importance of watching your diet and keeping track of your blood sugar. But did you

Are Your Halloween Contact Lenses Illegal? While spooky contact lenses can complete your Halloween costume, they come with some risks to your vision. Dangerous and illegal costume contact lenses are lurking on

Older Americans Can Stay Safe and Independent With Low Vision The number of older Americans with low vision is expected to double in the coming years, as more people are living longer.

Think you have the correct facts on your child’s eye care? Just when is the right time to have their eyes checked? Does too much screen time damage their eyes? Do they

Extended exposure to UV light can lead to a deterioration in eye health, possibly causing cataracts and macular degeneration. To promote awareness of the dangers of UV light, July has been named

June is Cataract Awareness Month, and we join the American Academy of Ophthalmology by encouraging Americans to know their risks – especially people who have diabetes, who smoke, or have a family

Eye Care Tips for Healthy Vision Month May is Healthy Vision Month, a national eye health observance established in May 2003, and it’s a good time to remind family and friends to

Each year, an estimated 100,000 people are hurt by sports-related eye injuries with about 13,500 of them resulting in permanent vision loss. In support of Sports Eye Safety Month this April, Eye

Eye Protection in the Workplace The majority of eye injuries at work could be prevented with eye protection and a focus on eye safety. Sadly, far too many Delaware workers suffer avoidable

Dry eye syndrome occurs when your eyes can’t produce or maintain enough tears to offer adequate lubrication. While it won’t usually cause permanent loss of vision, finding an appropriate dry eye treatment