September 8, 2015

Hazel eyes are hard to describe. Are they green? Brown? Amber? Where this beautiful eye color comes from…

The scientific explanation of hazel eye color. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
September 5, 2015

Do chameleons see two distinct views of the world? How do those swiveling eyes work?

How chameleon eyes work both independently and together. Amazing! …read more Source:: All About Vision       
September 2, 2015

Can retinal progenitor cells help people with retinitis pigmentosa? Interesting new study underway in Irvine, California.

Retinal progenitor cells may be able to reactivate degenerating photoreceptors in the back of the eye. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 28, 2015

This infographic reminds us how important proper contact lens care is. We only have one pair of eyes and we need to take care of them!

The CDC’s new contact lens infographic features tips to help prevent eye infections. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 23, 2015

Researchers in South Africa are breeding sweet potatoes to produce more vitamin A to prevent blindness.

Vitamin A deficiency is the leading cause of preventable blindness in children. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 18, 2015

Can corneal crosslinking be used for kids with keratoconus? A study in Ireland says it stabilized eyes of 14 young patients.

It isn’t FDA-approved, but CXL may help young keratoconic eyes. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 15, 2015

Poor eating habits are causing nutrient deficiencies that could affect kids’ eye health.

Nutritionist releases alarming info about lack of nutrients in children’s diets. …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 6, 2015

Throwback Thursday: Remember Bill Nye the Science Guy? Here’s a great clip of him explaining how the eye works!

Another of Bill Nye’s classic shows! …read more Source:: All About Vision       
August 3, 2015

Cataract-dissolving eye drops are being studied as future alternative to surgery, especially for animals.

University of California San Diego scientists developed drops that reduced lens cloudiness in animal studies. …read more Source:: All About Vision