Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) affects millions of Americans each year. Because some people may not get frequent eye care exams, this disease can creep up and cause vision loss. Read More >>

Companies that think including vision care in a benefits package is costly to them may be wrong. Read More >>

The American Optometric Association (AOA), which has more than 36,000 members across the U.S., presented U.S. Representative Bobby Schilling with the 2011 AOA Healthcare Leadership Award for his work in creating better policy issues for healthcare and small businesses. Read More >>

Many people may not be aware of their personal risk of blindness, particularly if they haven't shown any signs of symptoms. Read More >>

As many eye conditions are brought on with old age, it becomes increasingly important that the older someone gets, the more frequent their eye health exams are. Read More >>

While there have been numerous studies on the risks of glaucoma in a number of races, very little is understood about Asian Americans' rate of being diagnosed with the vision disease. Read More >>

While many people try to keep good eye health through diet and exercise, there are some conditions that people cannot escape. Read More >>

Many people understand the importance of having good eye health, but may not have the funds necessary to receive the vision screenings and treatments necessary for maintaining good vision. Read More >>

As technology continues to integrate itself into everyday life, some people have been concerned that constantly looking at a computerized screen could have a negative effect on eye health. Read More >>

Those who suffer from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) sometimes do not have the option of receiving treatment because the disease has progressed too much. However, scientists are currently working on a method using stem cells that could potentially help AMD patients. Read More >>