Eye Health

Is there a link between menopause and dry eyes? Researchers believe there is. Here’s what you need to know about menopause and eyes.

Spending many hours staring at a screen every day? You might develop an eye strain headache. Learn more about what can cause it and how to treat it.

Tired, dry, or inflamed eyes? Tea bags for eyes can provide relief. Find out how to use them to take advantage of the healing properties of plants.

More than a fashionable accessory, sunglasses come with eye health benefits. They can protect your vision and help prevent sun-related diseases. Learn more.

Your sleep and eyesight are closely related. It’s not only poor sleep that can damage your eyesight, but also dry eyes that can affect your sleep. Learn more.

Moderate alcohol consumption doesn’t cause significant health issues. But drinking more than one glass can be bad for your eyes. Discover the key alcohol effects on eyesight.

A cup of cocoa and a bowl of red berries are more delicious. Researchers believe these compounds play a role in improving photopic vision. Learn more about the new findings.

What is dry eye exactly? What about glaucoma? And why are the two conditions sometimes confused? Read on to learn more about dry eye vs glaucoma.

Have you been diagnosed with dry eye syndrome? Or are you experiencing dry eye symptoms? Take a closer look now at our dry eyes frequently asked questions.

Vision myths are as widespread as they are misleading. They may come from well-meaning friends and family but can cause more harm than good. Time to debunk them!

An early cup of coffee may get you ready for work, but poor sleep can affect your eyes. A new study sheds light on the link between myopia and lack of sleep.

Dark circles under the eyes are often a telltale sign of a night out and too many drinks. But there are other causes behind this problem, including tired eyes.