8 simple steps in maintaining eye health.

We need to protect our eyes from harmful effects of the environment by maintaining eye health. The eyes damage effects occurs when the eyes excessively exposed to wind, dust, sunlight, and other factors. There are 8 simple steps in maintaining eye health. Click link above for the rest of the story.

Millions are put off eye care because of cost

Six million people are risking sight loss by cutting corners to save cash, according to YouGuv research to mark National Eye Health Week (NEHW), which started on Monday. Click link above for full story... Eye wear affordable for everyone at JEMoptical.com Frames as low as $9.95

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Don't be blind to the sun's effects on eyes

If you've heeded the health messages to protect your skin by covering up and slathering on the sunblock, you're taking important steps to playing it safe in the sun. But you'll come up short if you don't wear sunglasses and a hat to protect your eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays, health experts say... (click here) for the rest of the report.

Screen addicts are asked to look away now!

Goggle-eyed office workers are being encouraged to take a break during National Eye Health Week (13 – 19 June 2011) after a poll – commissioned by the Eyecare Trust and Simply health – reveals just one in five employees takes regular breaks from their computer, as recommended by eye health professionals... Read full story (here)

Optometrists urging eye exams for children as young as 6 months old

Optometrists say vision development is most dramatic in children between 6 and 12 months old. Regular eye exams are vital to anyone's health, particularly children.

Many optometrists believe eye exams should begin even before a child can read the chart on the wall. Vision has a large impact on a child's health and learning abilities... Click (here) for full story.

Eye implant could benefit diabetes patients

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has issued draft guidelines recommending a drug-infused eye implant for some patients that suffer from vision loss caused by macular oedema. The findings, which were praised by the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), could benefit patients who have problems with diabetic retinopathy and central retinal vein occlusion....

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