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Good eye health is integral to a quality life. Your eyes are not just windows to the world, but they are also susceptible to various conditions, one of which is an infestation by a tiny mite known as Demodex.

More than 50% of all adults over 70 years have cataracts or have had surgery to remove them. Cataracts are a natural aspect of aging, and most people will get them, even those who are healthy. Cataracts are a thin film that covers the eye’s surface, making the lens opaque. They block vision and are a common cause of blindness.

When you look in the mirror and notice that one of your eyes has taken on an alarming crimson hue, it can be quite unsettling. This condition is something that many people experience at one time or another. However, not everyone knows why it happens or when it might be cause for concern.

Eye floaters are tiny specks that drift across your field of vision can be alarming, especially if you're unaware of what they are and why they occur. Understanding of eye floaters, the causes, symptoms, when to worry, and how regular eye exams can help detect them early.

Diabetes has become a global epidemic, affecting millions of people worldwide. The complications associated with this chronic illness can be severe and life-altering. One such complication that often gets overlooked is diabetic retinopathy, a serious eye disease that can lead to vision loss if not detected early.

Nowadays, digital screens are an integral part of our daily lives. We spend countless hours in front of them, whether for work, leisure, or staying connected with others. However, our dependence on digital technology has come with a flip side. Digital screens emit blue light, which has been associated with a range of eye-related problems, including dry eye syndrome.

Glaucoma is a complex group of eye diseases characterized primarily by damage to the optic nerve, the delicate structure responsible for transmitting visual information from the eye to the brain.

Children's eye care is a vital aspect of their overall health. Unfortunately, it can often be overlooked until a problem arises. Many parents are unaware that vision problems can significantly affect a child's academic performance and social development.

Summer break is a beautiful season when children are free from school. They can engage in different outdoor activities and enjoy the bright sunshine.

Myopia, also called nearsightedness, makes it difficult for you to see objects in the distance. Myopia cases have been increasingly growing worldwide, alarming experts and policymakers.