Reading should be an enjoyable and comfortable activity, but for some people, a few pages of a book, a long work document, or even time on a phone or tablet can lead to an uncomfortable headache. If you regularly experience headaches while reading, you may wonder whether the problem is your eyes, your vision, or […]
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Dr. Katalina Yandell, OD, has earned a place in Vision Monday’s inaugural 40 Under 40. The September 2026 issue features Dr. Yandell on page 49. She appears in the Entrepreneurial Innovators category. Vision Monday created 40 Under 40 to recognize professionals who are helping shape the optical industry. The feature includes leaders across retail, technology, […]
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A retinal detachment is a serious eye problem. It happens when the retina pulls away from the back of the eye. The retina helps you see. It sits inside the back of your eye and senses light. Then, it sends signals to your brain so you can see the world around you. When the retina […]
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When you visit the eye doctor, you may hear about two ways to check the back of your eyes: an Optos retinal scan and a dilated eye exam. Both methods help your eye doctor examine the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye. The retina plays an important role in […]
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Keratoconus can change the shape of the eye. As a result, vision can become blurry or distorted. Glasses may help at first, but they may not provide clear vision as the condition changes. Thankfully, specialty contact lenses can help. Scleral lenses are one option that can provide clearer vision and added comfort for people with […]
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Have you ever noticed tiny spots in your vision? Maybe you see a small dot when you look at the sky. Or perhaps you notice a squiggly line while looking at a white wall. These little shapes may look like they float across your vision. They can move when your eyes move. They may even […]
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A solar eclipse is one of nature’s most amazing events. The Moon moves between the Earth and the Sun. As a result, the Moon blocks some or all of the Sun from view. During an eclipse, the sky can become much darker. The temperature may even drop. Birds and animals may also react to the […]
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NaturalVue Contact Lenses Could Change How Your Child’s Myopia Is Managed A child who needs a stronger glasses prescription every year is not simply experiencing an inconvenience. Progressive myopia can mean that the eye itself is continuing to grow longer, potentially increasing the risk of serious eye problems later in life. For parents, that should […]
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Medically reviewed by Dr. William To, OD. It usually happens at the worst possible moment. You are sitting at your desk, scrolling your phone, or trying to focus on something important when suddenly it starts. A tiny, uncontrollable flutter in your eyelid. It comes out of nowhere. It is subtle, but impossible to ignore. For […]
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When audiences watch Polyphemus loom over Odysseus in the upcoming The Odyssey movie, they’ll likely be captivated by his towering size, incredible strength, and unmistakable single eye. For centuries, the Cyclops has been one of mythology’s most recognizable creatures, inspiring countless books, paintings, films, and now another cinematic retelling of Homer’s epic adventure. But while […]
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