Eye Health

Rubbing itchy eyes all the time can be a sign that an underlying condition is affecting your eyes. Here's how you can put an end to this bad habit.

Many people around the world are living with dry eyes without knowing that they have dry eye syndrome. Find out why this condition often goes unnoticed.

You take in amino acids each time you eat protein-rich foods like eggs or dairy. But are amino acids and eye health connected in any way? Read on to find out.

Spending time in an air conditioned office or classroom can increase your risk of developing dry eye disease. Find out why and how to keep your eyes healthy.

Can dry eyes cause cataracts? Can cataracts make dry eyes worse? Read on to find out what science has to say about the link between dry eyes and cataracts.

When periods come knocking at your door, they can bring with them a range of physical and emotional challenges, including dry eye disease. Find out more.

Diabetes increases your risk of dry eye disease but there's a lot you can do to manage diabetes-induced dry eye syndrome. Read on to find out more.

Dry eyes and eye strain share some similarities, but the two conditions are different. Read on to discover the differences between dry eyes vs. eye strain.

Having a dry, sandy sensation in one eye that you can’t blink away? Learn more about the causes of dry eye in one eye and discover a quick online dry eye test.

Do your eyes feel heavy and tired all the time? Do you have constant dry eyes? A lack of nutrients may be to blame. Discover a natural solution that can help.

Dry eyes and contact lenses? It's a vicious circle. Dry eyes can make it hard to wear contact lenses, which in turn can trigger severe dry eyes. Learn more.

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can affect your eyes and tear glands. Learn more about lupus and dry eyes and how you can treat lupus dry eye symptoms.