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Discover cutting-edge advancements and expert insights in ophthalmology on Dr. Kerry Solomon’s blog. Stay informed about the latest trends, treatments, and innovations for optimal eye health and vision care.
Take Care of Your Eyes
Just as you care for your skin, your teeth and your heart, you can take steps to preserve your eyesight. Get regular eye exams. Typically
Get Your Summer Eyes
As warm weather creeps into the forecast, we can’t help but start thinking about all the great summer activities coming our way. Soon we’ll be
Frames Just for You
If you have to wear glasses, you can spend a great deal of time selecting a pair of frames. Most people try on several styles
Keeping an Eye on Capitol Hill
With health care on the minds of so many government officials these days, representatives from Prevent Blindness America will be hitting Capitol Hill today to
The Glow of Animal Eyes
Glowing eyes in the dark – creepy or cool? That might depend on the situation in which you encounter those eyes. It is safe to
Correcting Corneal Astigmatism
If your eye is functioning properly and allowing you to see in focus that means the surface of your cornea has a spherical curve –
Focusing on Computer Vision
After a full day of reading or staring at the computer screen, it’s likely your eyes are feeling strained. Many of us spend a large
Keep ‘Em Covered
Mention injuries at home and the first ones to come to mind are probably things like hitting your knee on the coffee table, slipping on
Who’s Your Eye Candy?
Go ahead and admit it…you know you have a little crush on Johnny Depp when he wears those dark-rimmed retro specs or maybe you like
The Fast-Healing Cornea
If you’ve considered LASIK but feel a little nervous about having a procedure on your eye, it’s helpful to understand the cornea and its amazing
Appreciate Your Visual Memory
We often take our sight for granted. We don’t always appreciate our ability to see the faces of loved ones, the beauty of the ocean
Cataracts in Dogs
Our eyes have lens – similar to a camera lens – that help focus light on the retina. When proteins within the lens begin to