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Cataract Surgeons Embracing Micro Invasive Glaucoma Surgery
One efficient, safe surgery can cure the most common cause of blindness as well
Roasted Eggplant
Summer vegetables are on their way, ushering in a new set of ingredients to familiarize
Combined Surgery Offers Treatment for Leading Causes of Blindness
In an age when time is often more precious than money, efficiency is one
Roseanne Barr’s Failing Eyesight Not Affecting Her Humor
Roseanne Barr may still be able to make us laugh, but the Emmy and
Tempura Fried Fennel
Fennel is a curious vegetable that can be perplexing to the novice cook. After lots
E-Readers Re-“Kindle” a Love for Reading for Glaucoma Patients
E-readers offer capabilities for patients that paper books cannot achieve.
Can Exercise Lower Your Eye Pressure?
A new study suggests that aerobic exercise could help lower intraocular eye pressure for
New Eye Care Technology Offers Exciting Treatment Options
New technology and innovations are constantly changing the world of eye care. From eye
New Cases of Glaucoma and Related Spending Expected to Skyrocket
More than 2.8 million Americans are affected by glaucoma, according to the 2014 Prevent Blindness
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