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How to Prevent Eye Damage
Video Description: PGA tour player Ian Laggett believes you have to cover the basics to stay at the top of your game and one of those basics is eye health. Research shows that long term exposure to UV rays can cause serious damage to the eyes, such as cataracts and macular degeneration. Related Article Subjects: How to Prevent Eye Damage, eye health, macular degeneration, Preventing Eye Damage, uv rays, cataracts, photochromic, sunglassesHow to Prevent Eye Damage
New Treatment for Macular Degeneration
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Eye Implants For Macular Degeneration
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An Implantable Eye Telescope
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New Macular Degeneration Treatment
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A Possible Cure for Macular Degeneration
Learn about a protein derived from the Robo4 gene that may one day lead to a cure for vascular diseases of the eye. Activation of the Robo4 protein results in an improvement in new blood... Macular Degeneration - Prevention Is Better Than No CureBy: Stephen Lau | 24/07/2009 | HealthMacular degeneration is aging retinal disease resulting in poor vision or vision loss. There is no cure for macular degeneration. Therefore, the best option is prevention through diet rich in antioxidants to prevent sun damage as well as to keep the retinal blood vessels open. Preventive measures also include giving up tobacco or cutting down caffeine, and protecting the retina with sunglasses to maintain retina health. Eye Health and NutritionBy: james sameul | 12/06/2008 | DisabilitiesNormal vision occurs when there is no abnormality in the structure or function of the eye, and you can see objects clearly from both near and far. It is also a term used by eye doctors to describe what a “normal” person can see when looking at an eye chart. Important Eye Health Care TipsBy: Suzanne Hughes | 21/10/2009 | MedicineToday's hectic work schedule and unhealthy lifestyle has a detrimental effect on our body. Especially, our eyes which are the first ones to suffer. They become tired, puffy and sore by the close of the day. However, you can always prevent this stressful impact on the eyes by the means... Aspirin Useless For Heart Health and Stroke Prevention and Causes Major ComplicationsBy: Michael Teplitsky, M.d. | 06/07/2009 | MedicineMany people believe that an aspirin a day can prevent heart attacks and strokes. This is false. This view is not supported by medical studies. The most recent review published in Lancet in May 2009 showed that taking an aspirin a day does not reduce heart attacks, strokes, or cardiovascular death. It does, however, increase the risk of major bleeding complications. Diabetes is Controllable and PreventableBy: Sonny Julius | 08/12/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsThe diabetes epidemic is growing more and more everyday. It is now predicted this disease will be the number one killer by 2010, overtaking heart disease and cancer. However there is now some real hope for all diabetics to control it and even prevent it. A recent clinical study revealed some amazing results. Diabetics who have stated using this new product are very excited because they believe this is there a good chance to finally resolve their ailment forever. Top 5 Risks to Your EyesBy: John Parks | 01/07/2009 | VisionYour eyes serve you well every day and will continue to do so if you take care of them. The top five risks to your eyes can often be delayed or prevented by maintaining general health. Attain Healthy Eyes Through your MouthBy: Sharon Bell | 02/12/2007 | WellnessAside from protecting your eyes from strain, you also need to build up the tissues and muscles that make up your eyes. You need to know what types of food have the right amounts of vitamins and minerals that are good for your precious eyes. The Sun is Out, the Sky is Blue ... Don’t Let Sun Damaged Eyes Spoil Your ViewBy: Ruby Hashim | 20/05/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsIt’s commonly known that exposure to the sun can cause skin damage. However, it’s not only the skin that can suffer from the increased levels of ultraviolet radiation to which we are exposed during the summer months; our eyes can be at great risk too.
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