Everyday Eye Health

Though both types of doctors specialize in vision and eye health, they have very different responsibilities. Here’s who’s who on your eye care team.

It’s possible to get both of these tests for the eyes. Might one be better than the other for a particular person’s eyes? Find out.

Millions of older people fall every year — and one of the reasons may be, in part, because of their vision. They may follow these easy tips to stay safe.

Children may spend a lot of time in front of digital devices. Here’s what parents may do to help protect them from digital eye strain.

The fluid inside a person’s eyes has a lot to do with overall eye health. Here’s why.

Age-related changes in vision may make it more difficult (or even dangerous) for older adults to drive. Here’s how staying on top of eye health can help.

People may experience irritation and other symptoms in their eyes. Learn how to treat them and get relief.

Certain eye conditions may make it challenging to see in the dark. Find out which ones and what to do. 

This eye infection may be annoying and even painful for children, but it’s treatable. Find out what causes pink eye and how to keep it from spreading to other family members.

Getting regular eye exams may help keep a person’s sight and brain sharp as they age.