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Recently, a Frenchman who was blind for more than 40 years experienced a partial return of his vision as a result of gene therapy. This was a...
Contact lenses have changed from the bulky rigid plastics of the 1940s into the soft silicon inserts we use today. This change initially came slowly...
As surgeries, tests and even visits with eye doctors have risen in price, patients have had to continually turn to insurance companies to be able to...
Vision correction has been experimenting with online tests and remote screenings for over a decade. However, after a series of lockdowns, it has...
Work, children, school and activities can make a person feel pressed for time and life feel hectic. People might think it's easier to just pop into...
2020 made us rethink the way we run optometry practices. We became more patient-oriented, started offering better online services, and found new...
In the last 100 years, technology has changed the way we live. It has changed how we wash our clothes, the cars we drive, how we work and, of...
When many of us were growing up, school technology consisted of an occasional video or reel-to-reel movie as an adjunct to a lesson or a treat for...
Teachers today present a lot of visual information, whether on a whiteboard or as part of a slideshow. Sure, you often support those visuals as you...
Workplace conditions can pose a risk to workers' eyes in a wide variety of jobs. From computer-related vision issues to chemical and physical...
