Another reason to exercise–protecting your sight
Reprinted from AAO.org news releases New Orleans — People who engage in moderate to vigorous physical activity may be able to… Read More »Another reason to exercise–protecting your sight
Reprinted from AAO.org news releases New Orleans — People who engage in moderate to vigorous physical activity may be able to… Read More »Another reason to exercise–protecting your sight
As we begin the process of improving our vision naturally, it is helpful to look closely at how we are… Read More »Nutrition for the Eyes
For more than a century, New Yorkers have trusted Lighthouse International, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to fighting vision loss.… Read More »10 Summer Safety Tips on How to Protect Your Vision
If you’re one of many older adults with vision loss who also experience depression, you’re not alone. While depression is not an inevitable consequence of vision impairment, it is common. An estimated one-third of older adults with vision loss report clinically significant depressive symptoms1. These may begin at the initial diagnosis of an eye disease, or they may appear many years later when vision problems worsen