Feeling like often overusing your eyes? Spending a long time staring at the digital screens? Dry, itchy, red, sensitive to the lights? If the answers are “yes”, you may be experiencing dry eye syndrome. Most people seem to understand dry eyes as an ocular manifestation. However, it can be a kind of eye disease as well. Through this article, we are going to know more about dry eye syndrome.
No matter whether flying debris or chemical splashes, any exposure to dangerous activities may lead to eye injuries and vision loss. It’s important to take the necessary precautions to prevent eye. Do you want to know more about eye injury prevention? If yes, keep reading because in this blog we are going to talk about what you need to know about eye injuries in the workplace.
Vision loss affects people of all ages. According to the WHO, about 2.2 billion people worldwide suffer from near or distant vision impairment. Thankfully, the development of assistive technologies has caught up and the low-vision community’ s day-to-day needs are being adequately met by various kinds of low-vision assistive equipment.
One of the most severe complications of diabetes affecting the eyes is the ocular lesion, which is also known as diabetic retinopathy (DR). This article delves into the subject of vision loss symptoms caused by diabetic retinopathy, reviews the pathogenesis, and diagnosis as well as the importance of low vision technology in diabetic retinopathy management.
2023 back-to-school season, a fresh new start to the new semester! Are you ready to go back to school, meeting your teachers and classmates? Students with low vision situation might confront more difficulties in school, but there are always solutions for easier learning and playing. If you are a student confused with low vision problems, Daniel and Olivia’s stories may give you some inspiration.
It’s time to go Back to School! Preserving strong eye health is vital in preventing vision loss, which can significantly impact students’ quality of life and academic endeavours. This article delves into the subject of preventing vision loss and maintaining ocular health in-depth, providing strategies to manage the effects of sight decline. By taking these preventative steps, students can safeguard their vision and promote long-term ocular wellness. Additionally, what specific steps can be taken to counter vision loss for visually impaired students? No need to worry, we will explore all of that as well.
Most people have new hopes and wishes when the New Year begins. Andy has his one, too. As a boy with vision loss, Andy had a hard time in the past. But sooner later, he benefited from low vision aids greatly. What type of video magnifier does he use? What did he discover when using visual aids? What is his prospect in 2023? Here comes the dialogue between Andy and Zoomax, sharing all the answers you may be interested in. You will be inspired if you take a few minutes to read it.
Do you know that January is Glaucoma Awareness month? Glaucoma is also called “sneak thief of sight”. This eye disease covers a wide range of people, doesn’t have any signs before the onset of it, and cannot be cured. In this read, two main types of glaucoma will be introduced. And at the end of the article, you will know where to get more resources about glaucoma.
Happy New Year! 2023 is coming finally. Did you travel, enjoy meals and movies with your loved ones during the New Year holiday? Did you keep doing exercises? What types of exercises are suitable for the visual impairments as you know? This read is going to share some ideas and tips, which could be definitely helpful for everyone with low vision.
Christmas month has started! Are you ready for rest, fun, and celebration? Among all the activities for Christmas, movies shall be great entertainment for every family. Good movies always contain love, warmth, happiness, and joy. The read is going to introduce to you 5 classic Christmas movies, you can pick any one without your mind!
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