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Both the Kids on the Field and the Cheering Moms in the Stands Maybe at Risk for Vision Problems

As springtime blooms, area soccer fields and baseball diamonds teem with young athletes, as their devoted moms cheer from the stands. But beneath the fun are potential eye and vision problems—for the kids on the field and the moms in the stands. Eye care providers are recognizing a pair of vision awareness concerns this month, […]

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New Advances Reduce the Risk of Blindness From Glaucoma

Today in the United States, around 3 million adults—most over forty—contend with the serious sight-robbing disease, glaucoma. What’s even more disturbing, though, is that most eye care providers expect that number to increase significantly over the next decade. “Glaucoma continues to be a leading cause of blindness in the U.S.,” says Dr. Adam Quinn, a

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2 Big Reasons Why Cataracts Don’t Have to Rob You of Your Eyesight

Physical changes are an inevitable part of aging. That includes one particular vision problem: By age 50 most people are already developing cataracts, the clouding of the natural eye lenses. “Cataract formation is something we all contend with in varying degrees as we get older,” says Hattiesburg Eye Clinic ophthalmologist Stoney Williamson. “At what point

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New Cataract Replacement Lens Raises the Standard IOL To a Higher Level

It happens gradually—a steady loss of clarity as images blur and colors fade, as if you’re looking through a dirty window.  This is the visual world of a person with advanced cataracts, a slow motion descent into blindness that eventually disrupts even the most routine activities of life. But this kind of impaired vision can

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