Eye Health Stories
What was supposed to be a fun event soon turned into a nightmare for a young mother who contracted a flesh-eating bacteria in her eye during a Mud Run.
Doctors in Peru successfully removed a 3-centimeter worm from a boy’s eye with basil and tweezers.
The famous spinning dancer optical illusion is an ambiguous image whose direction can be determined by your visual preference.
Contact lenses change the microbial environment of your eye, possibly increasing the chances of infection.
With all the time we spend on our computers, tablets, and smartphones, it's important to remember we have lives away from the screens, too.
Squinting helps overcome blurriness by changing the eye shape and the amount of light entering the eye.
Permanent contact lenses of the future will improve perfect vision by three times.
It's tempting to use household objects to make DIY makeup, but not all of them are necessarily safe.
An Illinois mother saved her 2-year-old son's life after finding a sign of cancer in one of his photos.
Here's the science behind why we actually cry every second of our lives, and the three different types of tears we produce.
Those weird floating things you can sometimes see in the corner of your eye are not living organisms, but rather shadows of objects in your eye.
A new virtual method can simulate movement in order to determine a person's balance control.