Winter Eye Health
Cold Weather Woes: 6 Ways Winter Can Affect Your Eyes
Cold Weather Woes: 6 Ways Winter Can Affect Your Eyes
After the unexpected discovery of advanced cataracts in both eyes earlier this year, Linda Wyatt came to Auckland Eye for cataract surgery.
Did you know, the use of eye makeup can potentially have negative effects for your eye health?
Do you suffer from dry, itchy, red eyes? If so, you are not alone.
Healthy Vision Month is a great opportunity to learn about eye health and make sure you take the necessary steps to maintain healthy vision.
Any excuse to eat chocolate is great, and when it also has health benefits to your eyes it is even better!
Did you know that women make up 2/3 of those living with blindness or visual impairment?
Tears serve as a protective coating for the eyes, keeping the eyes moist, providing essential nutrients, and washing away dust and other particles.
When accidents involve eye injuries, it’s important to know what steps to take.
The average New Zealander spends seven or more hours a day looking at their screens - smart phones, tablets, LED monitors, and flat-screen TVs.
Read here for 7 mind-blowing facts about blue eyes!
One of the best things you can do for your eyes is to eat a balanced diet high in fruits and vegetables, but low in saturated fats and sugar.