October is Eye Injury Prevention Month
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
October isn’t only known for pumpkin spice, caramel corn, or Halloween. It also marks Eye Prevention Month, a crucial time to focus on eye health. Protecting your eyes from injuries is among the simplest ways to maintain their health throughout your life. Discover some surprising facts about eye injuries from the American Academy of Ophthalmology….
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Tips For Maintaining Eye Health This Fall
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
As the leaves turn and the air gets crisper, it’s the perfect time to give a little extra love to your eyes! Fall brings its own set of challenges for eye health, but with a few simple tips, you can ensure your eyes stay bright and vibrant. Let’s dive into some effective ways to keep…
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Too Much Screen Time? It May Lead To Digital Eye Strain.
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Before the age of tablets and smartphones, have you ever wondered how we navigate our daily lives? These electronic devices, from laptops to smartphones, have become a vital part of our work, leisure, and entertainment. A study by Deloitte revealed that Americans check their smartphones more than 8 billion times a day. This habit isn’t…
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September is Healthy Aging Month
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
September is a celebration of Healthy Aging Month! This is a perfect time to focus on living your best life as the years go by. Let’s embrace this month as an opportunity to prioritize our health, vitality, and overall well-being. As we age, we become wiser, and our health becomes more important. There is considerable…
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Feast Your Eyes On Healthy Foods
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Did you know that you hold the key to delaying age-related macular degeneration through your food choices? According to the National Institutes of Health, it takes an average of 66 days for a new behavior to become automatic. By consciously integrating healthy eating into your daily routine, you can seize control of your eye health…
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Exploring the Connection Between Glaucoma and Sleep Apnea
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Have you ever stopped to consider how your sleep might impact your eye health? The intriguing relationship between glaucoma and sleep apnea is a topic that deserves our attention. As more research emerges, it reveals a fascinating interplay between these two conditions, shedding light on potential risks and the importance of comprehensive health management. Join…
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Safeguard Your Eyes at the Pool
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Having fun at the pool or doing water aerobics this summer can be a great way to cool off from the heat. Chlorine and Saline do a great job keeping the water clean, but they can also be hard on your eyes. Pools Are Tough on the Tear Film Chemicals in pool water wash away…
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July is Dry Eye Awareness Month
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
In 2005, the Sjögren’s Foundation requested that Congress officially declare July “Dry Eye Awareness Month” to increase awareness of dry eye and educate the public about its symptoms and treatment options. The Prevent Blindness organization also designated July as Dry Eye Awareness Month. Our collaboration with foundations aims to raise awareness about dry eye symptoms…
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The Significance of Eyebrows and Eyelashes
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Have you ever paused to consider just how crucial eyebrows and eyelashes are to our appearance and well-being? These seemingly simple features do so much more than frame our eyes; they play vital roles in our everyday lives. Let’s dive into why they are not just for show, but essential for both beauty and function!…
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The Retina: The Starting Point Of It All
Posted by: Kentucky Eye Institute in General Eye Health
Have you ever wondered about the marvel of how your eyes perceive the world? Imagine your eyes as a camera, capturing a breathtaking picture. Light enters through the cornea and is regulated by the iris and pupil, much like a camera shutter, which opens and closes to adjust to varying light conditions. The retina, a…
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