Learn how to keep your eyes healthy as you age. Watch McFarland Clinic experts discuss cataracts, dry eyes, glaucoma, eyewear, and more in this webinar.
Eye strain from computer use is on the rise. Find out what causes it and explore simple strategies to reduce discomfort and protect your vision.
What is the difference between a vision screening and a comprehensive routine eye exam? How often should you be seen for a routine eye exam?
Research shows that about 30,000 people in the U.S. go to emergency departments each year with sports-related eye injuries. The right protective eyewear is the best defense against eye injury.
Glaucoma is a disease that someone may have, but not know until their vision is severely affected. Here is what to know about glaucoma, risk factors, symptoms, and treatments.
From wearing the right eye wear and getting regular exams to eating right and caring for your lenses, there are many things you can do to protect your vision.
According to the CDC, two thirds of blindness and visual impairment occurs in women. Here are some things women should know about their eye health.
Glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness, but early detection can often prevent blindness from the disease.
Cataracts are a common occurrence in the eyes of older patients. Aging and disease processes can change the function of the lens over time.
Taking proper care of your contact lenses lowers your chance of eye infections and lets you enjoy the benefits of wearing contact lenses. Here's what to do.
