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Health Do You Have Astigmatism? Some Use These Viral Twitter Photos To Diagnose Themselves by Naia Carlos
Health Treating Lazy Eye In Children: iPad Game Found Effective As Treatment For Common Eye Condition by Dianne Depra
Health Don't Swim Or Sleep In Your Contact Lenses: Improper Use Can Lead To Serious Eye Damage by Alyssa Navarro
Health 107-Year-Old Woman Becomes Oldest Organ Donor In Scotland, Saves Sight Of Patient In Need Of Cornea by Alyssa Navarro
Culture Thanks To Electronic Glasses, Legally Blind 12-Year-Old Boy Can Now See His Mom by Catherine Cabral-Isabedra
Tech New Google Patent Shows An Injectable Device Applied Directly To The Eyeball To Provide Vision Correction by Krystle Vermes
Healthy Living/Wellness Diet Rich In Vitamin C Lowers Risk Of Cataract Progression by Milafel Dacanay
Tech Deep Optics' Omnifocals Automatically Adjust Optical Power: Buh-bye Prescription Glasses? by Vincent Lanaria
Healthy Living/Wellness New Cataract Surgery Using Stem Cells May Regenerate Eye Lens by Rina Marie Doctor
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Healthy Living/Wellness More Time Spent Outside Could Improve Eyesight Of Children, Researchers Find by Jim Algar
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Healthy Living/Wellness Young People Are Getting More Near-Sighted, Going Outside May Solve The Problem by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness New Material Could Help Build Artificial Retinas for Victims of AMD by James Maynard
Healthy Living/Wellness Just one daily cup of coffee can keep your eyes young, says study by Judy Mottl
Healthy Living/Wellness With some training, we too can develop superhuman vision: Here's how by Rhodilee Jean Dolor
Science Mantis shrimp unique eyes boast 12 photoreceptors and yet they can't distinguish colors: Why? by Maryanne Moll