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10/01/2020
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By Evangelyn Rodriguez
Ginkgo biloba found to have neuroprotective effects against retinal ganglion cell degeneration
In this study, South Korean researchers investigated the neuroprotective effects of Ginkgo biloba extract (GBE) against hypoxic injury to retinal ganglion cells (RGC) both in vitro and in vivo. Their findings were published in the Journal of Medicinal Food. Hypoxia-induced oxidative stress and disturbed microvascular circulation are both implicated in the pathogenesis of glaucoma. On the […]
04/21/2020
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By Michael Alexander
You’ve heard of the gut microbiome – how about the “eye” microbiome?
Contrary to what people might think, the eyes aren’t a spotless, aseptic environment. Just like the gut and the skin, the eyes are a perfect environment for a host of various microorganisms that could be key to preserving good ocular – or eye – health. In an article published in The Conversation, Tony St. Leger of the University of […]
01/29/2019
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By Tracey Watson
Vitamin C reduces cataract risk by a whopping 30%
Many people view a gradual decline in vision and hearing quality as a normal part of the aging process. It is certainly true that our bodies decline as we get older and that many seniors experience a deterioration in these faculties. Cataracts, for example, are particularly common among older Americans. As reported by Natural Health […]
01/27/2019
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By Zoey Sky
Study shows lutein can boost heart health
Vegetables with the carotenoid lutein, such as carrots and kale, are often consumed because they can help improve eye health. However, the results of a study have revealed that lutein is also good for the heart. Lutein: A carotenoid that can keep your heart healthy Lutein is crucial for eye health, and the carotenoid can protect […]
07/02/2018
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By Vicki Batts
Oral omega-3 supplementation linked to a reduced risk of eye disease in young adults
Omega-3 fatty acids are highly regarded for their health benefits, especially when it comes to brain health. But it turns out omega-3s have a lot more to offer and can be highly beneficial to a set of organs that are often overlooked: the eyes. Researchers from Australia have found that healthy, young adults who supplement […]
06/28/2018
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By Edsel Cook
FDA approves first-ever light-adaptive contact lenses
The first-ever contact lens that can adapt to ambient light has received the green light from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In a Pharmacy Times article, the Acuvue Oasys Contact Lenses are now approved for commercial release. The new soft contact lens use light-adaptive technology. When exposed to bright light, they will immediately darken. […]
03/21/2018
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By David Williams
Eye drops that can repair corneas could make glasses obsolete
For individuals with eyesight problems, eyeglasses can be a godsend. But many people who use eyeglasses also find them to be problematic sometimes. That’s why alternatives have been invented: So that options exist for those who don’t want to wear eyeglasses to solve their eyesight problems. Now, ophthalmologists from the Shaare Zedek Medical Center and […]
01/02/2018
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By Ralph Flores
Tea for your eyes: Research finds a daily cup of hot tea reduces the risk of glaucoma by a shocking 74%
Good news for anyone who is a fan of tea — research indicates that a daily cup of tea may reduce the likelihood of glaucoma. According to a study made by researchers from the University of California, people who drink tea at least once a day “are 74 percent less likely” to be diagnosed with glaucoma, […]
11/21/2017
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By Rita Winters
Research into light sensitivity shows how the human eye responds to “invisible light,” impacting several important biological functions
Recent studies on the mammalian eye shed light on why some people have excessive light sensitivity. These new discoveries may contribute to developing effective therapies for individuals who experience migraine headaches and concussions with light sensitivity. Melanopsin is a protein in the eye that is sensitive to blue light, and establishes our circadian rhythms (day-night cycle). […]
09/30/2017
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By Russel Davis
Another reason to get your kid outside: Kids who play outdoors can SEE better, study finds
Encouraging children to spend more time playing outdoors may help them reduce the risk of developing various eye conditions such as nearsightedness or myopia, optometry experts told the Daily Mail online. Professors Karla Zadnik and Don Mutti of Ohio State University’s College of Optometry argued that easy access to technology — such as computers, video games, and smartphones […]
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