Eye health and preventive care articles
Eye health and preventive care, explained simply, for patients, families and the people who look after them.
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How often should you get your eyes tested?
Many eye diseases cause no early symptoms. Here is a simple guide to how often children, adults and people with diabetes should have an eye test.
Glaucoma: why it is called the silent thief of sight
Glaucoma damages side vision so slowly that most people don't notice. Learn the early signs, who is at risk and why regular eye checks matter.
Signs your child may need glasses
Children rarely say they can't see well. Here are the signs parents and teachers can look out for, and why an early eye test matters.
Why you need reading glasses after 40
If small print has started to blur and your arms feel too short, you may have presbyopia. Learn why it happens and how it is corrected.
Digital eye strain: how to protect your eyes at work
Long hours at a screen can leave eyes tired, dry and sore. Learn what causes digital eye strain and the simple habits that help at your desk.
What is tele-ophthalmology, and how does it work?
Tele-ophthalmology lets an eye specialist review your tests from another location. Here is how it works and why it helps people far from a hospital.
Annual health check-up: which tests do adults need?
A yearly check-up can find diabetes, high blood pressure and other problems early. Here are the common tests and how to prepare for them.
Pre-employment health check-ups: a guide for employers
What a pre-employment health check-up covers, how to match it to each role, and how to handle new hires' health information properly.
How to plan a workplace health day
A practical guide for HR and admin teams: how to plan an in-office health day, get people to attend, protect privacy and follow up afterwards.
What to expect at a homoeopathic consultation
Going to a homoeopathic doctor for the first time? Here is what happens at a consultation, what to bring and how it fits with your regular care.
Diabetes and your eyes: why a yearly check matters
Diabetes can damage the back of the eye for years with no symptoms. Learn who is at risk and how a simple photograph can protect your sight.
Cataract: the signs to look for, and what happens next
Cataract is the most common cause of blindness among older Indians, and one of the most treatable. Learn the early signs and what treatment involves.
What happens at a community eye screening camp
Never been to an eye screening? Here is what to expect at a community camp, from registration to your result, and what to bring.
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