The Dean McGee Eye Institute (DMEI), in collaboration with OU Health, became the 15 th location in the nation to offer a new gene therapy to help ...
As people continue to spend more time than ever in front of their digital screens on a daily basis, questions of possible health and safety concerns ...
You may not realize it, but if you have ever had an eye exam, you likely are already familiar with the Snellen Chart. It is the eye chart used in ...
Are you often asked if you’re tired because of how your eyelids look, even though you feel well-rested? Over time, the tone and shape of your eyelids ...
Reading an eye chart at your eye doctor’s office to help test for refractive errors is important, but it is just one of many tests your eye doctor ...
Many people are good at regularly applying sunscreen to keep their skin protected from intense sun exposure, but sometimes, eye protection can slip ...
Almost all humans have two eyes that are the same color. Encountering someone with two different colored eyes is rare. In fact, only about 6 in every ...
The retina is a thin layer of cellular tissue at the back of the eye that receives light rays and converts them into electrical signals that travel to ...
Open your eyes, and it suddenly becomes clear just how important and spectacular the optic nerve is. The optic nerve in your eye carries visual ...
Amblyopia, also known as “lazy eye,” is a common eye condition among children and even some adults. With this condition being so common, our patients ...
Think you are too young to develop cataracts? What might surprise you is cataracts do not exclusively afflict those over 40, although older adults do ...
Each month, the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) recognizes one or more observances dedicated to raising awareness about important eye health ...
What Is Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)?
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