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10/30/2018 / By Vicki Batts

Prolonged exposure to blue light from mobile phones can lead to macular degeneration

Is your smartphone making you blind? New research has confirmed that the blue light emitted from cellphones and other gadgets can cause lasting damage to your eyes, and eventually, may even lead to blindness. As screen time continues to increase, the risk of macular degeneration from too much blue light increases too. As scientists now […]

10/18/2018 / By Vicki Batts

The dangers of blue light from digital devices: It can harm your eye health

Is your cellphone damaging your eyes? New research has highlighted yet another pitfall of modern technology: It’s slowly making you blind. A study just published in Scientific Reports has uncovered a sordid truth: Constant exposure to blue light from beloved cellphones and other devices leads to age-related macular degeneration, one of the leading causes of blindness […]

09/12/2018 / By RJ Jhonson

Blue light from digital devices causes eye strain and increased risk of macular degeneration

A lot has been said about the dangers of mobile devices, but did you know that just looking at them can cause health problems? Studies indicate that staring at the screen of digital devices, be it your laptop, desktop computer, or smartphone, could increase your risk for macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in […]

05/09/2018 / By Isabelle Z.

Mobile devices are on track to destroy the eyesight of an entire generation, scientists warn

Most parents insist that their children wear sunglasses for a day at the beach, but they give little thought to allowing kids to damage their eyes using electronic devices. In fact, some experts say that using cell phones, TVs and tablets isn’t much different from looking at the sun when it comes to the damage […]

12/30/2016 / By Daniel Barker

Experts develop app that could help cure lazy-eye syndrome

A team of experts has developed an app-based treatment for children with lazy eye syndrome that may prove to be more effective than the use of an eye patch in correcting the condition. Researchers at the Retina Foundation of the Southwest in Dallas, TX recently conducted a trial of the new treatment, which involves the […]

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