Patient education articles written by Dr. Aows M. AlJammal.
A cataract is neither a disease that has struck you nor a film growing over your eye. It is a change that occurs in the eye's lens with age, much like hair turning gray. However, the comparison stops at one important point.
A medication that targets two pathways instead of one, potentially meaning fewer injections per year for some patients. What is Vabysmo, who is it for, and what should you know before asking your doctor about it?
Chronic glaucoma causes absolutely no early symptoms—and that is precisely what makes it dangerous. There is, however, one type that causes sudden symptoms and constitutes a medical emergency
Baghdad’s heat, air conditioners, dust, and fans—they all conspire against the surface of your eye simultaneously. And why do your eyes water profusely when they are actually dry?
Screens do not cause permanent damage to a child's eyes, but what they take away may be more important: time spent outdoors. Here is what the evidence says and the practical rules worth following.
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