7 reasons your pupils change size
Your pupils control the light coming into your eyes and can change size. Here are some common reasons – and if you should be worried.
Your pupils control the light coming into your eyes and can change size. Here are some common reasons – and if you should be worried.
Complex genetics, light sensitivity, potential health issues and other fascinating facts about blue eyes – read the blog to find out more.
There is no getting around the fact that for most of us, Christmas is a lot of work, especially when it comes to planning the Christmas menu!
At some stage, you have probably found yourself wondering why you have halos of little hairs around your eyes, aka 'eyelashes'.
Tears are our body’s way of keeping our eyes moisturised and nourished.
Right now as you read this post, your eyes are busy using all their intricate anatomy to refract light from your computer screen through the cornea
The iris (the coloured part of the eye) plays an important role in the proper functioning of the eye as it regulates light entering the eye.
While most of us share a common vision sensory experience, some people's perception of colour is different from what the majority of us see.
Amblyopia is the most common cause of poor vision in children and occurs because the part of the brain that deals with vision for that eye has failed