The Eye Care Blog

A new study conducted by the the INDEYE in Delhi reveals that Indian population is more prevalent to cataract and AMD (Age related macular degeneration) than any other eye disease.

The study compared nutrient intake over time among Europeans aged 65 or older. Participants who ate at least one portion of fish each week were 50% less likely to develop macular degeneration as those who ate fish less than once a week.

We often listen to the people saying that they prefer to use contact lens than spectacles. But no one talks or hardly some people know about the disadvantages of ill use of contact lens. And so today we will discuss about some points that can help us to live a disease free life.

Latest study proves that particular dose of new drug named “VEGF Trap-Eye” on an as-needed basis can cure devastating ocular diseases.

Majority of the English population suffer eye diseases due to lack of proper eye treatment. They find it too costly. This is one reason that makes The National Health Service to come forward to take action. In an attempt to do that, the organization has decided to cover the costs of sight test and [...]

In the first ever clinical trial, India and Australia have come forward to test the selenium-coated contact lenses. These contact lenses will be tested for three months by 30 people in Australia and 100 in India at the LV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad. The first phase - where it is tested for its safety [...]

Two major news published in the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s journal “Ophthalmology”,  reveals that purchase of contact lens via online/mail increases the chance of eye disease as compared to the purchase if done from an optometrist.

Acanthamoeba Keratitis is a very rare eye infection. It effects the contact lens users. The disease can take place for lack of proper cleaning of lens. Here we can take the case of Warren Cline. This Huntsville based 64-year-old businessman was suffering from the disease a year age.

US researchers in the University of California, have claimed to develop a contact lens with the help of Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) that claims to monitor conditions such as glaucoma. Researchers added a chemical to a liquid PDMS solution that causes the mixture to set, or polymerise, when zapped with UV light. Then, they exposed the mixture [...]

In a survey it is found that by 2010 more than 8.4 million people in Asia will turn blind from Glaucoma, if not treated properly in time. Glaucoma is a disease which is the second leading cause of blindness after Cataract.