(BPT) - When most women think of menopausal symptoms, they imagine hot flashes, moodiness and night sweats. But there’s one symptom that’s often forgotten when hormones begin to fluctuate – dry eye.

Your diet plays a roll in just about everything in your life. This includes your eyesight. Eat the wrong foods and, over time, you can develop a number of vision problems, including astigmatism.

Poor vision has many causes and treatments, and as you grow older, you will likely experience some type of vision loss or reduction in visual performance. For older adults, bright lights, glare while ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . While statistics on consumer nutrient purchases are not necessarily in the realm of the eye care provider, it ...

Clinical studies have shown a correlation between nutrition and some ocular diseases, but these data do not apply uniformly to all ocular maladies. While nutrition has been definitively linked to ...

In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, our eyes often bear the brunt of constant screen exposure and environmental stressors. With the rise of digital devices and increased urbanisation, the need ...

The most definitive results come from the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS), published in October of 2001, and its follow-up study (AREDS2), published in May of 2013. AREDS was a very large study ...

A combination nutrition supplement that contains gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) and omega-3 fatty acids may improve symptoms related to severe dry eye, according to a new study led by researchers from ...

Imagine a clock in your brain that regulates how your body uses the food you eat. Suppose this clock controls how your body burns calories. And what if this clock even manages your appetite? These and ...