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Designer Christiansen says his customers want practical frames 51) Mike Christiansen designs practical, unique eyewear
August 9th, 2010

Though Mike Christiansen originally dreamt of becoming an architect, the Edmonton, Canada, resident has found his passion lies in the creation of functional, subtle eyeglasses frames, according to the Edmonton Journal. Read More >>

Oakley and Ducati have partnered to expand their line of sunglasses 52) Oakley teams up with Ducati, releases designer glasses
August 9th, 2010

Popular eyewear maker Oakley has announced that it has expanded its special edition eyewear line dedicated to the creators and drivers of Ducati motorcycles. Read More >>

A doctor in Maryland completed the region's first partial corneal transplant 53) Eye surgeon completes first partial corneal transplant in Maryland area
August 9th, 2010

Last week, Dr Garth Stevens performed the first successful partial corneal transplant in the Fredericksburg, Maryland, region. The operation, which took place at the Fredericksburg Ambulatory Surgery Center, lasted approximately 30 minutes in total, according to Fredericksburg.com. Read More >>

A British artist has created fake eyelashes made from the legs of flies 54) British artist designs fake eyelashes made from flies
August 6th, 2010

Jessica Harrison, a British artist known for her fascination with body parts, has created a pair of fake eyelashes that are definitely turning heads. Dubbed Fly-lashes, the eye accessories are fashioned from actual flies' legs, according to the New York Daily News. Read More >>

Oregon eye doctors are reaching out to help Native Americans who suffer from diabetes 55) Ophthamologists reach out to Native American tribes
August 6th, 2010

Ophthamologists from Legacy Good Samaritan Devers Eye Institute, in Portland, Oregon, are reaching out to Native American tribes located as far away as Wichita, Kansas. They hope to provide necessary treatment to individuals in the groups who may be suffering from diabetes but do not have the resources to visit a doctor. Read More >>

Pink eye should be treated by an eye doctor 56) Pink eye a hazard for many children
August 5th, 2010

Conjunctivitis, commonly known as Pink Eye, poses a threat for many people. Children are more susceptible to the disease, with newborns at the highest risk, according to PioneerLocal.com. Read More >>

Hours spent on the computer can cause eye strain 57) Tips on avoiding Computer Vision Syndrome
August 5th, 2010

Many Americans spend hours in front of a computer screen, whether at work or surfing the web at home. While computers can be a very useful tool, too much time spent staring at a screen can cause a condition known as Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), according to HealthCareDiet.com. Read More >>

Eye exams can help diagnose ocular issues in children 58) Two eye health organizations team up to encourage eye screenings for children
August 4th, 2010

Prevent Blindness America has joined forces with online retailer VisionDirect.com to launch an online fundraising initiative to provide free vision screenings and enhanced access to vision care for children. The fundraising effort will allow concerned citizens to donate money which will be put toward children's eye health and safety programs. Read More >>

Developers in Japan have found a way to integrate a GPS system into a pair of eyeglasses 59) Japanese engineers integrate a GPS system into eyeglasses
August 4th, 2010

Researchers at the Nakajima Laboratory at the University of Electro-Communications in Japan have created a new type of technology that may prove useful in helping people navigate through physical space. According to TechLand.com, the engineers at the lab have created a prototype of a pair of eyeglasses that feature a GPS system. Read More >>

Soldiers returning from Afghanistan or Iraq may benefit from prasmatic lenses 60) Eyeglasses recommended for traumatic brain injury patients
August 4th, 2010

A new study conducted at the University of Michigan demonstrates that prismatic eyeglasses may be helpful for those suffering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI). This specific type of eyewear can reduce symptoms from Visual Image Misalignment or Vertical Heterophoria. Read More >>

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