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The COVID-19 delta variant continues to be the dominant strain in the United States.
Certain steps may be able to reduce the risk of developing eye disease.
The two companies teamed up to create Facebook's first publicly available smart glasses.
Fear of side effects is a common reason some are hesitant to get the jab.
Despite widespread health guidance, the drug is still being used for COVID-19.
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When someone experiences Charles Bonnet syndrome, seeing “ghosts” can be a regular occurrence.
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Childhood vision problems can be easy to treat, but they aren't always easy to notice.
California wildfires are sending eye-irritating smoke hundreds of miles.
Businesses that sell contact lenses in the United States need to follow strict laws regarding prescriptions.
Use your FSA dollars on these approved vision expenses before the year ends.
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All About Vision supports the efforts of Essilor Vision Foundation and OneSight to eliminate vision issues including uncorrected refractive error. We encourage our readers to consider supporting these humanitarian eye care non-profit organizations.
All About Vision
All About Vision supports the efforts of Essilor Vision Foundation and OneSight to eliminate vision issues including uncorrected refractive error. We encourage our readers to consider supporting these humanitarian eye care non-profit organizations.