Dry Eye Disease is when the eyes fail to produce tears that contain enough Meibum to hydrate and moisturize themselves. Hence, the drynesssensation of the eyes.There are many ways in which dry eyes may develop. One cause is from Meibomian gland dysfunction. This abnormality occurs due to the blockage of the meibomian glands, which therefore […]
Diabetes is a fairly common disease that roughly 10% of the public deals with in their daily lives. Whether you’re born with a childhood type of diabetes or it’s a disease you are afflicted with later in life, it’s important to know the symptoms and other ways the disease can affect your health. Blindness and diabetes can […]
There’s an age-old saying that the eyes are the windows to a person’s soul. While it may not be a literal window into the soul itself, the pupil (the opening in the centre of your eye) does allow an eye doctor a glimpse into the internal structures of your body. So how come your doctor […]
Have you wondered if computers, tablets, or smart phones can damage your eyes? New research suggests that extended use of digital devices like smart phones increases our exposure to “Bad Blue Light” that can be harmful to our eyes. What is Bad Blue Light? Blue light wavelengths between 415-455 nanometers – a wavelength range found […]
Diabetes Diabetic retinopathy is distinguished by tiny blood vessels in the retina leaking yellow fluid or blood. Even before a person is diagnosed with diabetes, this disease can manifest itself in eye tissue. Early detection can save people’s vision and prevent other potentially fatal complications. High cholesterol During an eye exam, a yellow or blue […]
Dry eye syndrome is a common condition that affects many people. This condition can be persistent and extremely uncomfortable to those who suffer from it. It can vary in severity and symptoms but is ultimately a pesky issue that almost anyone can be affected by. Dry eye syndrome occurs when the natural lubrication system of […]
Did you know that Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in Canada? This particular disease causes progressive degeneration of the optic nerve at the back of the eye, which over time, can eventually lead to gradual, irreversible vision loss. January was Glaucoma awareness month, and since this eye disease affects so many people […]
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