New research suggests a path forward that could change the lives of millions who are losing vision due to retinal damage and conditions like macular degeneration and glaucoma.

Dr. Steven Schendel, MD, FRSC (C), Ophthalmologist discusses glaucoma and how it is treated.

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Need new glasses? Online eye exams and vision tests offer a convenient way to get a glasses prescription. Doctors explain whether these services are worth trying.

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We can learn more about the complex interrelationships between our eyes, brain, and the images we see on a daily basis by examining these illusions. They are a special fusion of art, science ...

Women are at greater risk of developing glaucoma—an eye condition related to elevated intraocular pressure. If not detected early or left untreated, it can cause irreversible vision loss. Women are ...