Regular use of aspirin is linked to a rare eye condition
A new American study found that regular aspirin use is associated with an increased risk of developing a rare eye disease. A study published in …
Reading from the screen does not harm the eyes any more than reading from paper
The time that most people spend staring at the screen has increased dramatically over the past ten years. If a person is not working on a …
Video games can be a cure for amblyopia
Not everyone knows the term amblyopia, but many people know firsthand about such a phenomenon as a lazy eye. Lazy eye is a condition in which …
Women become bespectacled much earlier than men
It has long been known that women are much more likely to need corrective glasses or bifocals than men. A recent study showed that women are …
Lack of walking leads to the development of childhood myopia
The length of time you take your child outdoors can affect the health of their eyes. So, it was found that a small amount of time …
Clairvoyance
Clairvoyance is often referred to as “insight” or “second sight.” Those who possessed such a gift of fate are now called oracles, soothsayers, magicians, and some …
Scientists diagnose the condition of the brain by the eyes
Tiny blood vessels behind your eyes can show the health of your brain, a recent study says. Scientists have found that middle-aged people with more dilated …
Stem cells will cure blindness
In Japan, the world’s first clinical trials were conducted using stem cells taken from the patient himself, which give hope to millions of people to …
Omega-3 fatty acids do not help age-related visual impairment
New research has shown that adding omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients to common vitamins does not provide additional protection against the underlying causes of …
Myopia in children progresses during the winter months
Myopia in children progresses during the winter, when days get shorter, and slows down during the summer months, when daylight can slow children’s vision loss, …
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