Eye Health

Addressing Droopy Eyelids
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Addressing Droopy Eyelids

Mithra Gonzalez, MD | September 2, 2023

If you’ve noticed that your eyelids are looking a little droopy as you age, you’re not alone. Two different conditions…

Dry Eye Disease
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Dry Eye Disease

Esen Karamursel Akpek, MD | February 5, 2023

Anyone with a television has heard  of dry eye, thanks to decades of commercials for prescription dry-eye treatments. The condition…

New Treatments for Cataracts
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New Treatments for Cataracts

Marc Grossman, OD, LAc | November 4, 2022

Got cataracts? You’re in good company. Half of all 75-year-olds have developed this vision-obscuring clouding of the lens in one…

Better Vision Through Eye Drops
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Better Vision Through Eye Drops

Michael J. Shumski, MD, MSE | July 9, 2022

Reading glasses are a necessity for almost everyone over age 50, but a newly approved eye drop promises to make…

The Leading Cause of Vision Loss
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The Leading Cause of Vision Loss

Chris Iliades, MD | March 7, 2022

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is more common than glaucoma and cataracts put together, and it’s the leading cause of vision…

New and Improved Cataract Care
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New and Improved Cataract Care

Ravi Goel, MD | November 3, 2021

Claude Monet, one of the founders of the Impressionist style of art, was known for using a bright, light palette…

Protect Your Eyes from Too Much Time on the Computer

Protect Your Eyes from Too Much Time on the Computer

Marc Grossman, OD, LAc | July 15, 2021

All those Zoom meetings and evening TV binges can cause eye strain, dryness, headaches and more. These strategies will soothe eyes as well as protect eye health.

Coping With Eye Floaters
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Coping With Eye Floaters

Margaret Liu, MD | November 1, 2020

Eye floaters, the spots and strings that drift across your visual field, can range from an annoyance to a downright…

Popular drugs that can lead to eye problems
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Popular drugs that can lead to eye problems

Theresa M. Cooney, MD | July 1, 2020

When your doctor writes you a prescription for, say, a blood pressure medication, a drug for prostate problems or even…

Can You Treat Cataracts with an Eyedrop?

Can You Treat Cataracts with an Eyedrop?

Marc R. Grossman | September 11, 2019

N-acetylcarnosine (NAC) eyedrops may stop or reverse some kinds of cataract, or at least delay need for surgery. What you need to know...

Can I Make a Broken Blood Vessel in My Eye Go Away Faster?
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Can I Make a Broken Blood Vessel in My Eye Go Away Faster?

Robert Abel, Jr., MD | March 18, 2019

A broken blood vessel in your eye, called subconjunctival hemorrhage, looks worse than it is...most of the time. Know what to look out for.

Great Eyeglasses for Half the Price
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Great Eyeglasses for Half the Price

Clark Howard | February 25, 2019

A pair of eyeglasses can cost hundreds of dollars, but there’s no need to pay anywhere near that much. Quality…

Are Blue Light Filters a Help or Hype?
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Are Blue Light Filters a Help or Hype?

Marc R. Grossman | December 26, 2018

Research has started to connect the dots between blue light exposure and damage to your retinas. Here’s how to protect your vision starting today.

Meet the Expert: Dr. Marc Grossman
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Meet the Expert: Dr. Marc Grossman

Marc R. Grossman | September 15, 2018

In this video, Bottom Line Inc President Sarah Hiner introduces Marc Grossman OD, LAc, and holistic developmental/behavioral optometrist and licensed acupuncturist, and his holistic approach to eye care.

Is It Bad for Your Eyes to Sit Too Close to the TV?
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Is It Bad for Your Eyes to Sit Too Close to the TV?

Marc R. Grossman | August 31, 2018

When to comes to watching TV or movies at home, is it better to watch close up on a computer screen or at a distance on a TV?