15 Age Related Eye Problems to Look for as You Grow Old
#LIVE2.0 #Review Being one of the most sensitive organs of human body, your eyes deserve and need all the care in the world to make sure they serve you well enough for as long as possible. Various factors can result in vision problems and old age is surely one of the most important ones. According […]
Cataract Surgery Recovery – How to Make the Most of It?
#LIVE2.0 #Review List of Contents What is Cataract Surgery? | Why Do You Need Cataract Surgery? | Qualified Person to Perform a Cataract Surgery? | Before Cataract Surgery? | During the Cataract Surgery? | Tips for optimal cataract surgery recovery? Cataract surgery recovery becomes one of your main concerns as soon as an eye doctor suggests surgical treatment for your […]
Eye News Roundup – August
#LIVE2.0 #Review 1: Possibility of Alzheimer’s Prediction during Eye Exam As unlikely as it might sound, a study has helped scientists visualize the possibility of detection of Alzheimer’s disease through an eye exam, according to a story published on “Science Daily”. And even better is that it could be done using technology similar to […]
Guide about Age Related Macular Degeneration & AMD
#LIVE2.0 #Review Macular Degeneration Overview Just to put things into perspective, by 2030s, for the first time in the history of the United States: All baby boomers will be older than age 65, i.e. 78.0 million people 65 years and older compared to 76.4 million under the age of 18. (Source) And by […]
Eye News Roundup – July, Week 4
#LIVE2.0 #Review 1: A New Device Ready to Ease Dry Eye Patients by Activating Real Tears Yes, there’s a device out there that can ease you with your ‘Dry Eye’ condition, all by helping you produce real tears, according to MedScape. The device achieves this feat by stimulating your body’s very own lacrimal system […]
Eye News Roundup – July, Week 3
#LIVE2.0 #Review 1: Regression of Neovascularization in Diabetic Retinopathy Achieved through Anti-VEGF/Panretinal Photocoagulation A recently published PROTEUS study led by Matt R. Starr, MD and Sophie J. Bakri, MD reports progress in treatment of diabetic retinopathy – regression of neovascularization in diabetic retinopathy with the help of anti VEGF/Panretinal Photocoagulation. The study was aimed […]
Living Well with AMD – Yes, It’s Very Much Possible
#LIVE2.0 #Review When it comes to leading causes of blindness in America, Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD or ARMD) tops the chart. According to research: Affecting people physically unveils just one facet of the debilitating effects of AMD; there is the other one, perhaps no less frightening, the financial one. It costs U.S. government a lot of […]
Eye News Roundup – July, Week 2
#LIVE2.0 #Review 1: Similarity between Corneas of People Suffering from Down syndrome (DS) and Keratoconus A recent report has revealed unexpected morphological similarity between the corneas of people suffering from Down Syndrome (DS), over 70% of them to be exact, and keratoconus. These findings were reported by Dr. Jorge L. Alio associated with Vissum Alicante […]
Coping With Vision Loss – Adapting, not Quitting is the Way to Go
#LIVE2.0 #Review According to National Eye Institute, 5 million Americans will be suffering from low vision by 2030, with 2.2 million expected to be afflicted with blindness, just to give you an idea of how severe eye problems are becoming in the U.S. Fine details of the reactions of people being diagnosed with vision loss […]
Eye News Roundup – July, Week 1
#LIVE2.0 #Review 1: Some Pro Advice for You from Laila Ali ……. Regarding Your Eyes Though Laila Ali is known for a host of different reasons, from being one of the greatest female boxers of all time to being a mother of two, running her own lifestyle brand and acting as a fitness and wellness expert in between; she […]
