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Jun 06, 2014
Dealing with Eye Floaters

Eye floaters are little specks or strands that appear to move across the eye. They are extremely common, especially as people age; according to the Harvard Health Blog, about two-thirds of people develop floaters by the time they are 80 years old. For most people, floaters are harmless.

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May 27, 2014
Making Hockey Visors Mandatory

Great eyesight is a huge asset for any NHL player. It’s no wonder that an NHLer like Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin turned to LASIK MD to help improve his vision and his game. Protecting that great eyesight is the next challenge. 

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May 22, 2014
A fine line: four sports that demand precision

Certain types of sports demand a level of visual precision above and beyond what is required in other areas of one’s life. These are the sports where a hair-length’s difference could separate gold from silver, or victory from defeat. The following four sports are a representation of activities where visual acuity takes on a whole new level of importance.

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May 20, 2014
The Symbolism of Eyes: A Short History

Eyes are the window to the soul, so the saying goes, but they also provide insight on human history; for centuries, the symbolism of eyes has appeared in churches, temples, and even on money. Here are just a few examples.

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Apr 25, 2014
How to Tell if Someone Is Lying: Is It All in the Eyes?

How to tell if someone is lying is something that has haunted everyone including skeptical mothers, jealous lovers, probing attorneys, avaricious poker players, and interrogating cops, among many others. 

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Apr 18, 2014
Different Colour Eyes: Heterochromia Explained

Having different colour eyes, which is known as heterochromia, is a condition present in a significant number of the world’s population, including some of the most well-known actors, actresses, and entertainers.

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Apr 17, 2014
Underwater Vision: Why Eyesight Goes Blurry

As any scuba diver or snorkeler will surely tell you, underwater vision can be a fascinating and rewarding experience. The reason why your unaided vision goes blurry underwater requires a basic discussion of the behaviour of light rays and the human eye.

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Apr 03, 2014
The Right Type of Sunglasses: What’s the Difference?

Sunglasses aren’t just ideal tools for completing outfits. Apart from being great fashion accessories, the right pair of shades also provides excellent protection against glare, ultraviolet (UV) rays, and everyday physical hazards. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that not all kinds are created equal. Knowing what type of sunglasses to look for—and what defence they offer—is critical to making your next purchase.

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Mar 27, 2014
My LASIK Recovery

Though I knew that the recovery from LASIK is usually quick and virtually painless, I was still nervous when I went in for my procedure.

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