October 27, 2015 Teens apply lip balm to eyelids for extra buzz Lip balm has apparently found a new, potentially dangerous use with the growth of a trend called “Beezin’,” Oklahoma City’s Fox 25 reported.
October 27, 2015 Hearing aids help 6-month-old twins hear parents for first time A pair of identical twins in California born with severe hearing loss got to hear their parents’ voices for the first time Wednesday after a nonprofit helped fit them with custom-made hearing aids.
October 27, 2015 Needle treatment for glaucoma shows promise Scientists are working to develop new techniques to administer medication for glaucoma patients that replace the usual regimen of twice-daily eye drops, a sometimes unreliable treatment
October 27, 2015 Parents give daughter, 5, visual bucket list after diagnosis The parents of a 5-year-old in central Ohio have created a visual bucket list for their daughter after she was diagnosed with a condition that will eventually cause her to go blind.
October 27, 2015 Human brain may have trouble remembering color shades, study says When you bring home the wrong color of paint from the hardware store, it may not be your foggy memory at fault.
October 27, 2015 LASIK technology improvements lead to better outcomes Improvements in LASIK technology over the last decade have yielded better outcomes for the vision-correcting surgery – creating what one expert is calling “high-definition” results for patients.
October 27, 2015 Study: Coffee may be good for your eyes Add this to the good-for-you, bad-for-you debate over coffee: A new study out of Cornell suggests that it might help keep your eyes healthy, reports Syracuse.com.
October 27, 2015 Plugging the tear ducts helps some with dry eyes Tiny plugs inserted into the tear duct may safely curb the annoying and damaging effects of dry eyes, according to a new analysis of previous research.
October 27, 2015 Get wise about your eyes Dryness. Puffy eyelids. Trouble reading the tiny print. No need to squint and bear it: Try these fixes for top vision complaints.
October 27, 2015 Army tests hearing drug at the rifle range Staff Sgt. Tyler Durden and his fellow soldiers have been at the shooting range since 3 a.m. Every few seconds, a piercing shot from an M16 rifle rings out. With sunrise still an hour away, shell casings litter the ground.