Across the U.S., people have been putting off medical care during the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, one in five Americans reported that either they themselves or a member of their household delayed ...

-- New Johnson & Johnson Vision global survey sheds light on people's views around the importance of eye health as well as the barriers to care -- While the majority of people said they agree an eye ...

Do you remember the last time you had your eyes checked? Many people put off going to an eye doctor until they notice a change in their vision, but there are significant benefits to scheduling an ...

Whether you have perfect vision or not, adults 18 and older should get a comprehensive eye exam every year, according to Dr. Lacy Anderson. “Even people with 20/20 vision can benefit from annual ...

Your eyes might feel fine today, but dangerous conditions could be developing without any warning signs. Eye care professionals across the country are raising alarm bells about the rising number of ...

Regular eye examinations serve as a cornerstone of preventive healthcare, yet many people overlook their importance. While vision changes might seem obvious, many eye conditions develop without early ...

Our vision can slowly degrade without us even noticing it. Eye exams are the only way to correct vision issues and diagnose eye-related diseases. Taylor Leamey wrote about all things wellness for CNET ...

A comprehensive eye exam for your child should be one of the items on your back-to-school list! An annual exam can help your child keep seeing clearly and help to diagnose any underlying health or ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Eye exams for kids should be on the top of to-do lists for parents, as they prepare to send their students to go back to school in a couple of weeks. However, it's an important ...

Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine advised Pennsylvanians to limit screen time and schedule an annual eye exam to protect eye health in a release Thursday.“With more access to technology and more ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine advised Pennsylvanians to limit screen time and schedule an annual eye exam to protect eye health. “With more access to technology and ...